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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!!!

    Jeremy, that is truly impressive. I wish I had that consistency like you do!

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    I officially declare myself an unathletic klutz. :)

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    Few years ago, ran it in 5:49, buddy ran it at 5:20.

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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.

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    1 miles isn't long distance running. Long distance running would be anything over 4 miles

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    i run 3 miles in 22:30mins

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    1 miles isn't long distance running. Long distance running would be anything over 4 miles

    I consider a mile a good distance. When you are a good short distance runner with good acceleration but not good endurance, 1 mile is pretty long haha.

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    8th grade it took me 13 1/2 minutes..lol

    freshmen year i did it about 9 minutes. now its probably the same or faster
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    Well in high school I could run a mile in about 7:30 (when I tried) while i was playing football


    Last year I worked out to get in shape for the Wildland Firefighter Test and in my First try I ran (well walked 2 miles and jogged 1 mile with 45 pounds on my back) in 42:00 (needed to be under 45).

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    Best time ever was 5:33, of course, that was before I hurt my leg and ate my depression away.

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    i am in 8th grade and can run a mile in 5:45 last time i was timed

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