10 minute mile = 1 mile in 10 minutes which is equivalent to 6 miles in 60 minutes - or an hour. Answer: 6 mph.
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it is 60% of the 6 minute worldwide don't u get it
1 mile/6 minutes x (60 minutes/hour) = 10 miles per hour
A 6-minute mile is fast and long for an average American human being.
The first sub four minute mile was run May 6, 1954 by Roger Bannister of Great Britain in Oxford, England.
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I would try increasing your speed by .5 mph each week. I'm trying to do the same thing but I'm struggling through a 14 min mile. Good luck!
17 minutes for a mile depends on your weight and ability to run. I am in track and field and i ran a 7 minute mile and some people can run 6 minute miles. i know other people where it takes them 10-12 minutes. But, like i said... its ability.
Most people would run about a 6 minute mile to achieve a time of 18 minutes.
it depends on what your current mile time is, but you should start training about 4 weeks in advance for the mile run. run 6 times a week, mixing up 3-5 mile runs with practice miles on a track, or another venue of known distance. good luck
The two runners that paced Roger Bannister in the race were Chris Brasher and Chris Chataway. Click on the 'Video of the First Sub Four Minute Mile' link on this page to see a tape of that historic race.
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If you run 6 miles in 20 minutes, then you run 1/6th the mileage (1 mile) in 1/6th the time (1/6 x 20/1) 20/6 = 3 2/6 minutes = 3 1/3 minutes = 3 minutes 20 seconds 1 mile = 3 minutes 20 seconds
6 mins or less for 1 mile.
I heard of 6:39