What is your mile time?
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actually it is somewhere between 4:30 and 4:45\n\nim a three season runner and i get a lot of practice at it
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8:58 for a mile.That's when i'm dehydrated,and the weather is hot.\n/&#92;  \n| |  Hey you!Person above me!I'm no show off!Just answering the question.YOU ARE JEALOUS..YOU ARE JEALOUS!!!
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Step one: Get a calculator.\nStep two: Divide 3.56 by 26.\nStep three: Multiply the answer by 60.\nStep 4: Get 8.2153....miles per hour as your answer.
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I have two -\non a 400m track, sprint one lap then run at 7:30 pace for 3 laps\n\nor theres a nice hill near my home, I run up, then jog down.  Repeat until tired.
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180 miles per hour to go 400 miles is 2.22 hours or about 2 hours and 18 minutes. Stopping for 2 minutes would make the total time 2 hours and 20 minutes.
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Are you asking how long it would take to run 17 miles for you or an answerer? You need to know your avg. speed for a distance, preferably the longest you have ran and then multiply that by 17 and that will give you an approx. time you will run in 17 miles. Not including the other factors that need to be factored in (weather, running route, and fitness level).
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I think almost all tracks are a quarter mile. I've always had to do 4 laps when running the mile.
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map quest dude\n2826.65 miles
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The World Masters  Athletics lists the following 5 year age group records for the mile:\n\nAge\nGroup   Time    Name            Coutry  Age     Date\nM 353:52.48John WalkerNZL3602.07.88\nM 404:02.53David MoorcroftGBR4019.06.93\nM 454:16.75David SirlNZL4506.12.87\nM 504:27.9Nolan ShaheedUSA5012.02.00\nM 554:40.4Jack RyanAUS5515.12.77\nM 604:54.07Joop RuterNED6001.08.93\nM 654:56.4Derek TurnbullNZL6529.02.92\nM 705:23.58Siem HerlaarNED7016.07.99\nM 755:57.2Scotty CarterUSA7512.07.92\nM 807:51.9Henry Sypniewski USA8115.06.00\nM 858:04.7Josef GaliaGER8704.09.85\nM 9013:43.6Herb KirkUSA9018.08.86\nM 9514:48.2Herb KirkUSA9506.10.90
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Take that number in miles divde by 186000 miles per second. That will leave your answer (x) by seconds. Divide x by 3600 (seconds in a hour). This will gave you hours. Divide the remainder by 60 (seconds in a minute). This will gave you minutes. The reminder is seconds, which should be less than 60 if your math is right.
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1 mile = 1 609.344 meters\n\nIf you type your conversion question straight into Google you usually get the answer!
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outdoors it depends on how old the track usually is. if it is old it may take 5 laps to get in a mile. however assuming that it is a regular track it should be 400m regaurdless of the shape of the track. \n\nsprinters at my school run around the track on average, in  55sec
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0.189 miles which comes out to 189/1000ths of a mile\n\nOr about 2 tenths.\n\nYou see a mile consists of 5280 feet so to find your answer you divide the given 1000 feet by 5280 (because feet divided by feet per mile gives the unit of mile) to get the answer.
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60 MPH = 1 mile / minute.  Therefore, a 5 minute mile would be 12 MPH.\n\n4:45 = 4.75 minutes, or 12.63157 MPH\n4:30 = 4.5 minutes or 13.333 MPH\n4 minutes = 15 MPH
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To improve my mile and a half time, I started adding in a strong sprint for part of the run.  This then helps you to also pick up your overall pace as well- if you run a flat 8 miles an hour the whole way through, it seems like you are going pretty fast, but if you do a sprint at 10.5 miles an hour for 3-5 minutes, and then slow to 9 miles an hour, the 9 doesnt feel so bad any more.  I got my mile and a half down to under 8 minutes using that method- not great, but nothing to be embarrased of, either.
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15 year old girl (freshmen)\n5:41, but i'm a sprinter that was forced to run it lol so i'm hoping to improve it next year when i switch to distance
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The time taken is (200 miles divided by 185 mph) plus 5 minutes.  Divide 200 miles by that time to get the average speed.  Obviously, it's going to be less than 185 mph by around 1/12th