That is a tough question to answer because there are so many levels of running fitness. An adult male runner that has been training might be able to run at under a 5:00 mile pace so they could easily run 1.5 miles in 7:00. An unfit adult male who doesn't work out or is a smoker probably couldn't run a mile so at a walking pace they could do it in just over 20:00. Unfortunately I think the latter is more predominate, but if you are working out and jogging regularly 15:00 (or a 10:00 mile pace) sounds reasonable.
To Add to this: I am in the military, work full time (more actually) and am good physical shape. I'm 28. I ran the 1.5 run in 10:10 today. I run many miles a week to be able to get that time. As far as the 7:00 1.5 run, good freaking luck! I have never in my 6.5 yrs in the military seen any 'regular' (meaning non-collegiate/olympic runner) person achieve a time that low. The lowest of the 'regular' people that train hard has been 9:00 or low 9:00's. The time alloted for the 1.5 run is 12:45. This time was created by Dr. Kenneth Cooper from Cooper's Institute in Dallas, TX. Look it up. Thanks.
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A 28 year old female should be able to run a mile in about 7 minutes. Therefore, a three mile run should take about 21 minutes.
the average time to run the mile in middle school is 9.58
30min
For a 50-year-old female runner, probably about 1.5 to 2.5 minutes. For an average person off the street, maybe 2 to 3 minutes.
The average is 10 minutes a mile for runners. Though if sports are involved a fast run time maybe required.
about 2 min
It depends ... If you're a beginning runner, then a 12 or more minute mile is somewhat average. There are many female runners who can run a mile in less than 5 minutes. Are you running for weightloss or for a personal best? If you were to take an AVERAGE of 100 female runners of any level, it would probably be between 7.5 and 9 minutes.
An average person can run one mile in 7 to 10 minutes, so take half of that time.
The average time for a mile is about 8 minutes, for runners its 6 minutes, so a sub six minute mile is good for a runner and a sub seven for nonrunners.
6 mins or less for 1 mile.
It depends on the female if she is athletic and very physical active then it is between 5.10-7.00 and if she is not athletic and not physical active then 8.00-10.00
7 minutes is around a good time.