I've never run longer than 10 miles at a time, but that was at a fairly brisk pace during cross country season. If I slowed down to a jog I could definitely do a half marathon (13.1 miles), and possibly a little bit more.
How far can you run?
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Depends on speed and why exactly I am running. Last time I ran a long distance at high speed was because I was being shot at and needed to get the hell out of there... (about 2.5 miles of adrenaline running is not fun or recommended, especially with bullets flying) but I do thank the US Army for the training I recieved.
BTW, I wasn't in the Army at that time, rather had been out for over 2 years.
BTW, I wasn't in the Army at that time, rather had been out for over 2 years.
I have run a 64 KM mountain ultra marathon 7 times now. My best time is 7 hours 30 minutes. Not too bad, but the winners finished in about 4 hours 30 minutes...now that is sick lol.
I'm like a CoD character: I can run seemingly indefinitely, as far as simply running everywhere that I need to go; but can only sprint for about thirty seconds, before having to slow down to a quick walk while wheezing like a fat kid with asthma. Only lasts about ten seconds, then I'm good for as far as need/want to go, until my joints refuse to hold up my weight.
I am by no means in shape; but by no means an immobile stump, like pretty much every fattie in existence.
I could probably go a mile, maybe two; and this is without being trained/prepared. After a while I'd go much farther, especially if water was provided, and it wasn't boring as hell.
So yeah, me -a few pounds + water +high quality running shoes +arthritis meds +some experience = an average/slightly above average runner.
And I don't mean jogging, either. I mean running. Not sprinting, either, but running.
I am by no means in shape; but by no means an immobile stump, like pretty much every fattie in existence.
I could probably go a mile, maybe two; and this is without being trained/prepared. After a while I'd go much farther, especially if water was provided, and it wasn't boring as hell.
So yeah, me -a few pounds + water +high quality running shoes +arthritis meds +some experience = an average/slightly above average runner.
And I don't mean jogging, either. I mean running. Not sprinting, either, but running.
, guess the both of us might make 800 meters though XD, running that is, jogging, much further XD
how can so many of you run so far? Goddamn, My best is probably around 20m, and that's being generous.
I can do a mile in 7:42 at a decent jog. The farthest ive gone is like 2.5 miles. That was hard.
I'm not sure, i don't really run a lot.
At school we had to run laps. I remember i was able to run 500m in 1:55 ( a few weeks ago). That was really tiring, at that speed i wouldn't had been able to run any longer.
And once i had to run 2km in 12 minutes. That was like 3-4 years ago. So i might run faster, might run slower, might last longer, might not.
At school we had to run laps. I remember i was able to run 500m in 1:55 ( a few weeks ago). That was really tiring, at that speed i wouldn't had been able to run any longer.
And once i had to run 2km in 12 minutes. That was like 3-4 years ago. So i might run faster, might run slower, might last longer, might not.
Depends on what you mean by running. I can only sprint some hundred meters, but never measured how far exactly. The farthest I've jogged is around 10km, but I can go farther without stopping.
Uhm.. Mate, you ran at a crawl last time we went running so I had to keep stopping to wait for you, and I'm not in particularly good shape. And yes, this was on a mountain, and this was true both ways, running on rocks and such. No offense, just saying. ^^Deadlock Radium said: