The earliest recorded record time of the marathon was run by Spiridon Louis with a time of 2:58:50 at the 1896 Olympics.
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A marathon is a race that is 26 miles in length. At least 10 percent of women run marathons each year.
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7 to 9 minutes is what you would get if you had done no prior running or are not in shape. 5 to 6 minutes is what you would get if you were in shape or had some prior running. Sub 5 minute miles are serious runners.
On average, a healthy and well-trained dog can run a mile in 7 to 10 minutes, depending on its breed, size, and fitness level. Some breeds such as Greyhounds or Border Collies might be faster, while others such as Bulldogs or Pugs might be slower. It's important to consider the individual dog's capabilities and limitations when determining its running pace.
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There is usually a sub dial which indicates the hour, the large central hand, the minutes, and another smaller sub dial, the seconds.
The question should read,"Which famous New Zealander ran over 100 sub 4 minute miles"? John Walker
3,6,9,12 A sub 1 = First (3) a sub n = a sub (n-1) + change (3)
When he ran out of the sub station in a hurry and she followed him and he automatically turned into a wolf infront of her.
Haile Gebrselassie of Ethiopia ran the first sub-2:04:00 marathon in September, 2008 in Berlin, running 2:03:59. It must be noted that this was an unusual situation, since he had no strong competitors in the race and had help from several pacemakers. Nonetheless, it is a fantastic achievement. In April, 2011, Geoffrey Mutai of Kenya ran 2:03:02 in the Boston Marathon, the fastest marathon run ever. This was not considered as a world record because the Boston course "wasn't hard enough" (it is net downhill, and it is a one-way course rather than a closed loop, so a runner can have a net tailwind). To anyone who has ever run both courses, this is the sheerest absurdity. Berlin, Chicago and London are fast flat courses where record tries are routinely made, whereas Boston and New York are slow courses due to hilly terrain. Also, Boston is extremely competitive and does not allow pacers, so a runner cannot "tuck in" behind teammates as is possible (and was done) in Berlin. There's a very good reason that nobody ever plans to attempt a world record run in Boston or New York any more - they always target Berlin, Chicago or London. So while Haile still has the world record, many (including me) consider Geoffrey's run to be the greatest marathon run ever.
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