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Re: bumble bees and tractor speed


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Posted by Old Roy on August 24, 2009 at 19:52:22 from (174.130.26.218):

In Reply to: Re: bumble bees and tractor speed posted by Traditional Farmer on August 24, 2009 at 18:01:50:

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Michael Johnson ran the 200 meter race in 10.351 seconds which calculates into 37.26 kmh. or 23.152 mph. He was the fastest man listed.
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{Now the average man cannot run that fast, so here is why you got stung.}

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How fast can the average man run the mile?
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Men at the gym typically have their treadmill set to about 7 miles per hour, or 8:30 minutes per mile. They can probably run faster if they try, maybe 8.5 miles per hour if they pushed it. Very few gymrats can run 9 miles per hour, 10 miles per hour is much harder.

The gymrats are usually in better shape than average couch potato: the average man probably can't run a mile at all, or possibly an 11-12 minute mile.

Olympic runners can do < 4:00 minute miles. Champion marathon runners do 4:45 minute miles. A very good, but not professional, marathon runner can do a mile in 5-6 minutes. A good time for a recreational runner in a marathon is 4 hours, which is 9+ minute miles.

30% of the US is obese (30+ pounds overweight) . 200,000+ people a year are so overweight that they have surgery to shrink their stomachs. Like those people on "The Biggest Loser", almost none of them can run a mile. Walking a mile takes 20-30 minutes. Some people can't even do that.


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