Fastest Mile Time

**Mithrandir** · 05-13-2006, 22:17

what is your all-time best mile time?

30.31 seconds.
Ofcourse that was with my car. (120 mph)

**Mithrandir** · 05-15-2006, 08:59

Originally Posted by Mithrandir

30.31 seconds.
Ofcourse that was with my car. (120 mph)

that was a lie btw.

it should be 22,5 (Volvo of my boss 150 MPH)

Running a mile proably would take me several hours.

**Csargo** · 05-15-2006, 22:43

Originally Posted by Mithrandir

that was a lie btw.

it should be 22,5 (Volvo of my boss 150 MPH)

Running a mile proably would take me several hours.

Mines probably several hours too. Kinda sad.

**Alexanderofmacedon** · 05-15-2006, 22:47

Originally Posted by Csar

Mines probably several hours too. Kinda sad.

That is VERY sad. You are supposed to be able to walk a mile in twelve minutes. That's a confortable walk. I'm sure you guys could do WAY better than severl hours. I know I'm taking it literal, but I know what you mean.

**Goalie** · 05-15-2006, 23:34

Yea, if all of you ran the times that you said, you would be track all stars. I am a freshman in high school and i run about a 6:15 mile. That is above average for a 15 year old. So if you guys are all you say you are and the age you say u are then you should be track stars and maybe even some olypians.

**Big King Sanctaphrax** · 05-15-2006, 23:53

With or without tapping in to the Speed Force?

**Alexanderofmacedon** · 05-16-2006, 00:07

Originally Posted by bettkicker19

Yea, if all of you ran the times that you said, you would be track all stars. I am a freshman in high school and i run about a 6:15 mile. That is above average for a 15 year old. So if you guys are all you say you are and the age you say u are then you should be track stars and maybe even some olypians.

I don't do track at my school, but I can get a 5:49 in the mile. At my school, the soccer program as well as the coach is very hard. I play soccer as a freshman in highschool on the varsity line. Because I am a freshman though, I'm in the JV period, because that's where you start as a freshman. I'm 15 and I can still run that time. I'm not even the fastest. A kid who was in the soccer program at my school didn't make any of the teams (varsity or junior varsity), so decided to run track. He said track is easier than soccer, so it doesn't really matter if the purpose of track is running.

Anyway, I'm sure a couple people have put the wrong times here, as this seems near impossible for some of them, but I'll let you know, I'm not lieing.

**Strike For The South** · 05-16-2006, 00:54

Originally Posted by Alexanderofmacedon

Anyway, I'm sure a couple people have put the wrong times here, as this seems near impossible for some of them, but I'll let you know, I'm not lieing.

Why do I feel scrutinized

**Ianofsmeg16** · 05-16-2006, 01:05

Originally Posted by Alexanderofmacedon

A kid who was in the soccer program at my school didn't make any of the teams (varsity or junior varsity), so decided to run track. He said track is easier than soccer, so it doesn't really matter if the purpose of track is running.

Of course track is easier than football, in football you are pretty much sprinting around for 90 minutes, in track events you pace yourself.

**Cowhead418** · 05-16-2006, 00:30

Originally Posted by bettkicker19

Yea, if all of you ran the times that you said, you would be track all stars. I am a freshman in high school and i run about a 6:15 mile. That is above average for a 15 year old. So if you guys are all you say you are and the age you say u are then you should be track stars and maybe even some olypians.

Actually, I am a distance runner and do both Cross Country and Track. I have been training for about four months now. If I were a track "all-star" I would be running in the low 4:20s. Olympic runners would be below 4:00. As you can see, I'm a far from being close to either of these two times. Twenty seconds is a big hurdle to jump, so to speak.

**Csargo** · 05-16-2006, 02:43

Originally Posted by Alexanderofmacedon

That is VERY sad. You are supposed to be able to walk a mile in twelve minutes. That's a confortable walk. I'm sure you guys could do WAY better than severl hours. I know I'm taking it literal, but I know what you mean.

You've gotta take into account that you have take a break for a snack or two and computer breaks and such plus the fact that I will have to sit down and drink some water a couple of times so if you add that all together that adds up to a couple of hours.