6 mins or less for 1 mile.
Wiki User
∙ 14y agoLonger than the average time for a 17 year old male. :-) I suppose it would be about in between 35 and 45 minutes, running about 1 mile in 7-9 minutes. If you were really fast, you could do it in 25 minutes and if you were really slow you could do it in about 55 minutes but the average is 40 minutes.
i can run a 5:43 and im in 9th grade girl... but all my friends are fit and they run about a 7 or 8 minute mile... i think the average mile time for a girl my age is about an 8 minute mile. if anyone disagrees then so be it im not a scientist... just a person. everyone can give their opion
About 30-40 minutes (10-13 min/mile) is pretty much average for a runner over age 40.
depends on how fit. im doing a mile soona and i aim to run it in under 8 mins.
I'm a male, age 38. I smoke 30 cigarettes a day. I'm not especially fit, but much better than I was 6 months ago. I can do a mile and half in 11:45, so that's just under 8 mins for a mile. If I was only running one mile I might get it down to 7:30. I've read a lot about this and it seems that 4 mins for a mile is top level athlete standard, 5-6 mins is club runner standard and 7-8 mins is just about respectable for a non-competitive runner in his 30s.
20 seconds -- if they are relatively fit. Otherwise, I'd say an average 60-year old wouldn't even make it that far.
If you are wondering how that time equates to average I have bad news if you are 13 Y.O. or more. You have a lot of work to do, the average reasonably fit teenager can do that with no training. [or they could in the fifties when I was in school and Roger Bannister was our hero].
To be in the militay, you need to run two miles in 15:54 (at age 18). At age 30, in the military, you need to run two miles in 17:00. So if you are very fit, I'd say an 8.5 minute mile. If you are not fit or are trying to get fit, maybe a 9-10 minute mile.
There are 63,360 inches in a mile.
about 2.5 to three minutes A fit teenager should do it in around a minute
A functioning, fit human being should run about a 12.4. If you're one of those people that is not bad, but not super good, should run about 11.7. If you train your heart out or you are just a prodigy, you should be somewhere from 11.2 to a 10.8. Elite/Olympic runners hit about 10.1/10.3 to 9ish.
The number of people that can fit in one square mile depends on the density of the population. On average, a square mile of land could accommodate around 5,000 to 10,000 people in urban areas with high population densities, but this number can vary significantly based on factors like building heights, city planning, and infrastructure.