Whats the best  1 mile time in the world,and who has that time?
925430
actually, the best 1 mile time ever ran to date was by Hicham El Guerrouj from morocco, in Rome, Italy on july, 7 1999. In a time of 3:43.13
418797
For a compeletey new starter a good 100 time is 15 sec.200=35 sec. 400=2 min. 18 sec. 800=3 min 11 sec. Mile=7:30.
277903
16 seconds was my best time. :o(
418235
5579154 Miles per Hour
1133489
lol yeah right, in your car maybe! four minutes is the record, if ur serious you better turn pro runner
433636
Try this:\nhttp://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/
1099729
1 mile = 1.609344 kilometers
455311
at 53 sec (assuming you're a guy) you should try and do some 600s and 800s.  having a good 800 makes your finish stronger- you lose a little bit of power, but you can keep your power very well.  world class 800 runners can do 45-46 sec. 400s.  you should try to shoot for 2:10-2:20 in the 800 and see how it works
554079
(150mi/1h)*(1h/60min)*(1min/60sec)*(5280ft/1mile)=220ft/sec\n\nFirst, convert miles to feet: 150 miles * 5280 ft/mile = 792,000.  This is your feet/hour.\n\nNow, convert hours to seconds: 1 hr * 60 min/hr * 60 sec/min = 3600 seconds in one hour.\n\nDivide your feet/hour by seconds/hour:\n\n792,000/3600 = 220 ft/sec
693235
You know me dog, runner at heart. here are my best for those events, not just the average best:\n400M: 53s, though 50s is better in class I\n800M: 1:59, 2:00 is good though, nothing over 2:11 would make it to states though\n1600M: 4:25, though for New Englands you want to be under 4:10 at least\n3200M: 9:30 is pretty good\n\n100M: I've never done, but our school record is 11.4s\n200M: Was a while ago, but I think my best was like 23.2s or something\nHigh Jump: High school would be around 6'4"\nLong Jump: My best is like 17'8", but good is around 19', or  21 for States and New Englands is competitive.\nPole Vault: I've never even thought of doing, but Goodwin of Coe-Brown (My school) got 10'6"\n100 & 300 HH: I have no idea, Idon't think I've even tried to comprehend running around a track whilst avoiding hurdles.
720521
Alright this is a good question, but it would depend on ur condition at this time.  An average person should be at least to run a mile in 7-8 mins, thats a person who never usually runs that often.  If you are in good shape and run constantly, it should take 6-5 mins.  O and whoever said 3-4 minutes, im sure that this isnt an olimpic runner we are talkin 2 lol
744614
They ran for 20 mph for 1 minute. In this time, they covered 1/3 of a mile. This means that for the other 9 2/3 miles, they ran at 35 mph.\nThis means their time for that part was 29/105 hours. Add in the 1 minute to get 29/105 + 1/60 to get 41/140 hours as their time. We take 10 divided by this to get their average speed, which is 1400/41 mph, which is approximately 34.14634146 mph.
1142487
I like to run sometimes, but I have never ran a race or anything, but I'm trying to increase my distance.  What works for me is increasing it one minute each day.  It seems to work.
188774
http://www.worldtimezone.com/\n\nlook at the map and calculate it based on your time zone.
683678
Actually I ran the 880 (about the same). My best time was 2:17. But. . . You Go Girl!! :-)
633710
It's FIVE seconds per mile, not one.  \n\nWatch:\nSound travels at 300 metres per second [look it up if you want to]\n1 mile is about 1500m\nTherefore it takes 5 seconds to travel one mile.\nThat's the difference between the lightning flash and the sound of thunder.
1159637
5.5 miles per hour is about 11 minutes per mile. This is not really fast, but it isn't a bad start. I like to be about 8 miles per hour. The elite runners are about 15 miles per hour for 1 mile.