Anonymous
04/26/2020 10:22
Subject: Re:7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why Do you even want to do that?
Because I want to prove to myself I can be a stud athlete again?
For 1 mile? What's your current time?
I generally run around a 9 minute mile at my best and can sustain that for a 10 miler h. I'm 43 and have no desire to be faster at this point. I did get faster when I lost weight. When I started I was super out of shape and could barely run around a city block. I'm very fit now and could NOT run a 7 minute mile for a full mile. That's 8.6 on the treadmill and I wouldn't fathom sprinting at that speed. Doesn't work for my body. But if it does for you, go for it!
Anonymous
04/26/2020 10:09
Subject: Re:7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Anonymous wrote:Why Do you even want to do that?
Because I want to prove to myself I can be a stud athlete again?
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:30
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How tall? My husband runs a 7 minute mile at 215. He’s 6’4 though.
6 foot 4 210 lbs but I’m old
No such thing. You can do it!
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:30
Subject: Re:7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Why Do you even want to do that?
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:26
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Anonymous wrote:How tall? My husband runs a 7 minute mile at 215. He’s 6’4 though.
6 foot 4 210 lbs but I’m old
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:20
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yeah I’m a beast in the weight room. I can probably run a 8 minute mile. Fastest mile ever was around 6:30 20 plus years ago
Yes. But running training philosophy has changed a lot from 20 even 5 years ago. Now much more efficient Spend time reading on it. The peloton app has been free during covid. Matt Wilpers or Becs Gentry have some good running classes that would help you build speed.
Running has also become a lot less intimidating for newbies with a lot of programs like couch to 5k out there in the past 20 years.
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:17
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
How tall? My husband runs a 7 minute mile at 215. He’s 6’4 though.
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:15
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Assuming you’re generally in good health and a non smoker, even if you are not thin, you can improve your mile a lot if you stick to a training plan and are consistent about practicing.
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:14
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Anonymous wrote:Yeah I’m a beast in the weight room. I can probably run a 8 minute mile. Fastest mile ever was around 6:30 20 plus years ago
Yes. But running training philosophy has changed a lot from 20 even 5 years ago. Now much more efficient Spend time reading on it. The peloton app has been free during covid. Matt Wilpers or Becs Gentry have some good running classes that would help you build speed.
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:11
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Yes if you are are a regular exerciser.
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:11
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Yeah I’m a beast in the weight room. I can probably run a 8 minute mile. Fastest mile ever was around 6:30 20 plus years ago
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:04
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Are you in shape?
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:04
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
Anonymous wrote:You think I can do it? I’m not a spring chick any more either.
Depending on how fast you used to run and how much is muscle etc - yes. I’m near 50 and can run a very fast mile and by BMI standards not thin.
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:04
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
What’s the fastest mile you’ve ever done?
Anonymous
04/26/2020 09:02
Subject: 7 minute mile over 200 lbs
You think I can do it? I’m not a spring chick any more either.