How fast does the average person climb stairs?  (Rate)?
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one step per one second
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A healthy, average sized adult can maintain a walk at about 4 mph.
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I really like to use the row machine or the escalator like stairmaster for 15 minutes.  They get my heart rate up and my muscles warmed up nice.  Then, I usually run or the use the elliptical for 30 minutes and finish off with a 5 minute cool-down.
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No unfortunately.\n\nBut good pros can do 12.5-13.5 mph up the climb, anyone cycling up Alp D' Huez within a time of 1 hour 30 minutes has to be commended.\n\nThe climb itself is 13.8km at an average grade of 8.1% with 21 hairpin turns, Marco Pantani covered this route in an incredible 37:35 minutes for most of us mere mortals however, at this same time we will be no more than half way up the slope.\n\nAs a regular climber myself anyone attempting this feat needs to have a certain level of fitness.\n\nClimbing up Alp D Huez is optional coming down is compulsory.
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i go hiking with my scout troop\n     we don't hike all too slow, but we don't kill anyone. 12 miles of hills in one day can be a bit. if you go 9-12 miles every day, you'd be looking at 3 or four days. actually, if you've been hiking a bit (a bit counting as- this is not your first time) it should just take 3 days. that'd be a pretty comfortable hike.\n       but, then add on where you live, and how long it takes to get there.
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dude i dont mind helpin but u have paid a lot of money for that ting, so y not pay a bit more so they can do it proprtly, give them a £$20.00 more and tell them to take it up stairs... \n\naint i right?
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0.0001 seconds\n225 years old\n569 pounds
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run up and down the stairs a couple of times.. :o)
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To travel 3 miles in 30 minutes, you need to walk at a speed of 6 miles per hour.  Average walking speed is about 4.5 feet/second, or about 3 mph, so you'd have to walk roughly twice as fast as you would normally, which is really more of a run I suppose.
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roughly 11 meters per second, or 24 miles an hour.\n;o)
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Stairs.\n\n30 to the first step, 20 to the second, 10 to the third and then back down (20 second, 30 first).  Do that until you can no longer make it to the first step.
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Exactly 299,792,458 meters per second (m/s). I say exactly because at one point the official length of a meter was modified slightly to make c come out to a even number of meters per second, rather than having some annoying decimal places.\n\nStill, most people prefer to round up to 300,000,000 m/s.
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NEITHER - It's not the number of steps, but the rate at which you climb.  It takes essentially the same amount of energy to climb to the top regardless of stride length.  Duration of the exercise is more important than the intensity, generally speaking.  Just do what feels best.
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many moons!\n\nI can climb 5.10 on a good day, and I have been climbing for 5 years.  \n\nIt also depends on where you are climbing and type of rock.  The features on the rock make a big difference.  \n\nWhen I was in Thailand, I met a guy who FINALLY put his rock shoes on when climbing a 5.12  \n\nHe was an animal, and has been climbing his whole life!
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Probably faster than some of the people who answer questions on line.  Especially when they leave their house for a week to work out of town (how will they ever check their mailboxes?).
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Walking down stairs is definately easier than walking on level ground because gravity is sort of helping you move. Now, walking down stairs is better for your health than taking the lift because you are moving. This means that you are burning more calories than someone standing in the lift. Keep on walking and stay on the move. You will see the benefits of it.\n\nJ
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Well I use to do about 120 per minute with no mistakes, but age has slowed me down a bit. For the fastest there are those who can type 200 words with no mistakes and that is what counts, not just the amount of words, but if it has no mistakes in it. That is pretty quick I would say\nThere was a woman, Barbara Blackburn, though I am unsure of the year, was considered an exceptionally fast typist, typing 150 words per minute for 50 minutes, I think it was mid 80's with her top speed of 212 per minute.