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The "MarathonTalk" interviewee question - how would you answer?
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Jan 2019
6:49pm, 22 Jan 2019
5720 posts
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Jovi Runner
My curreng mile PB is 6:09. Although a few yeaes older now it was set in 30C heat. I've recrly run a 6:33 final mile at parkrun so like to think with 6 months perfect training I could dip below 6 minutes - say 5:58. |
Jan 2019
7:03pm, 22 Jan 2019
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Velociraptor
I don't think six months of perfect training would have as much impact on my mile time as a 30-minute warm-up. Track mile PB 7:05, fastest track mile in 2018 7:18 ... maybe close to seven minutes but no more than a few seconds under it. |
Jan 2019
10:19pm, 22 Jan 2019
6634 posts
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larkim
Funny, you said 5m49 a couple of years ago JR; and 7m05 for you too Velo (it's on the linked spreadsheet at the side). I think I'll stick with my 5m29 |
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Jan 2019
10:27pm, 22 Jan 2019
5723 posts
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Jovi Runner
Mmm - I think age is not now on my side! In my head I'd like to think I could do 5:49 but am not so sure anything other than scraping just under 6 would be possible..... |
Jan 2019
8:48am, 23 Jan 2019
1529 posts
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Uyuni
I forgot about that - I put 5:15 back then but have since managed 5:18 on the track and 5:11 on a totally not legit dead straight mile alongside a rowing lake (with a following wind!). I don't do anything that approximates MD training, so with 6 months to go at it I'd like to think that I could get under 5, but it would be awfully painful trying |
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Mar 2019
11:28am, 29 Mar 2019
89 posts
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Wozzer256
4:44 (PB is 4:56) |
