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holy i ran my mile and a half in 11 minutes its cause i dont run my lungs arent in shpae im a really fast runner its just that i never run and i got tired easily and we ran it in the cold
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Don't woory ROTC boy, It's not bragging unless you can do it. WOLFPACK! The Devil wanted a refund on my soul; I told him all sales final. |
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We don't run by miles here, but I can do a 5.3 km run in about 22 mins. However, that was in October, and I have been slacking a bit.
MCpl K. Steliga Ground Controller Wing Operations/Air Traffic Control 14 Wing Greenwood Royal Canadian Air Force Per ardua ad astra |
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I used to do the 2.4 km run back when I was in Cadets, but now that's a thing of the past. The runs we do here are much longer. They can range anywhere from 5 km to 10 km, but it's the 5.3 km that they actually use as a time base. That or the 5 km. Depends on the activity we're doing it for. But yeah...on any other day, I'd happily settle for a 2 km, but we don't get that luxury here in the Reg Force. |
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