The U.S. military uses a 1.5-mile run as part of its physical fitness test. For men, the maximum time to pass is generally around 13 to 15 minutes, while for women, it's typically around 15 to 17 minutes, depending on age and branch-specific standards. Each branch may have slightly different requirements and scoring systems. The run is designed to assess cardiovascular endurance and overall physical fitness.
I have to run a mile and a half today for a military PFT (Physical Fitness Test) and the standard for full points is 9:36...
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Two and a half laps!
An average person can run one mile in 7 to 10 minutes, so take half of that time.
you jog in the first half then you run in the second half
Yes, it will make you run half a mile a lot faster. If you can do 3 miles then you can run a half mile much faster than before.
that is really slow. i ran my first mile half in 9:30
you run on the track and sometimes on the street and/or road
If your goal is a 11 min. mile and a half, your mile time should be about 7:33.
14 times, stopping just over half-way across on the 15th pass.
Practice and training. The record for a mile is less than 4 minutes, so half a mile should be easy.
The treadmill pace to run a 10.24-minute mile and a half must be at least 8.8 miles per hour.