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    Back when I ran cross country for school I think I could do it in just under 7 minutes. I havent ran for years though so it'd probably take me forever now!

    Ashley

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    The last time I was timed was my senior year of high school (2004) during soccer conditioning. I ran it in 6:06 consistently.

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    I haven't ran the mile since 10th grade, and back then I usually got somewhere between 8-9 min. And that was about 8 years ago lol. I am so out of shape, I'd guess 15 minutes.

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    Im a sophmore in HS and we have to run the mile for baseball every year and last year I was about the biggest kid on JV but I ran a 7 minute mile.

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    I haven't been running in a few years but I used to run a mile in 7-8 minutes. I'm probably a little slower now.

    In high school I was closer to 10-11 minutes.

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    I was the tallest kid in school, no where near a heavyweight, but the last time I was timed in the mile (senior year of HS, 5 1/2 years ago) I ran it in 6:26. Nowadays? I haven't ran in a long time but I could probably still run it in 7-8 minutes.

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    If i had to take a guess ...

    1st quarter mile - 4 minutes
    1st smoke break - 7 minutes
    2nd quarter mile - 4 minutes
    2nd smoke break - 7 minutes
    3rd quarter mile - 4 minutes
    3rd smoke break - 7 minutes
    4th quarter mile - 4 minutes
    4th smoke break - 7 minutes


    so about 44-45 minutes ...

    At least I'm consitant, notice it never takes me longer than 7 minutes to smoke a ciggy!!!

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    im in 8th grade and i ran a 6:55 was my fastest... and i have asthma lol

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    Back in high school, I ran track and was able to do the mile in around 4:45. But because of issues with shin splints, my times got worse throughout my track years and dropped to around 5:30. What was bad was when they would occur during meets and I'd end up with times closer to 7 minutes.

    Haven't timed myself in the mile in quite a while, so have no clue what it is now...

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    Last time I got timed for the mile was 2 years ago and I got it somwhere around 9 minutes. I want to say it was like 9:15. I absolutly hate long distance running.

    Jason

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