Quote from lescor:
First of all, a treadmill is nothing like running outdoors. Treadmills have built in shock absorption, which is a lot easier on the legs. If you think there's no wind resistance running on an indoor track, you might want to re-visit elementary school math.
Secondly, if you you think a 6 min mile is hot stuff, you're wrong. It's nothing special for a semi-serious runner in his 20's. When I was training for triathlons in my late 30's I'd do 4x1mile repeats in 5:50 with 2 min rest between.
And for a more well rounded picture of your overall fitness, why don't you also tell us how many consecutive pull ups you can do and how much you can deadlift or lift overhead?
Here's the new benchmark for the thread, sonny.
1 mile run, 6:08. Consecutive pull ups, 38. Deadlift, 400 lbs. Push press, 200 lbs. Ironman triathlon, 10:12. AGE- 41
Suck it, piker. LOL
How much do you weigh ?