How far can you run?

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How far can you run without stopping or having to walk? I can currently do 5k on hilly/uneven ground and 10k on flat ground.

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  • Ellenna
    4 years ago | pl

    About 6-10 steps is all thanks to emphysema: smokers, be warned!

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  • raisinbran
    4 years ago | pl

    Three marathons with the right motivation (escaping tsunami).

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  • azithromycin
    4 years ago | pl

    1 km.

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  • Thegirlwithnolife3
    4 years ago | pl

    I hate to say it, but I'm a terrible runner. I'm not even out of shape, I just truly do not enjoy running.

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  • JellyBeanBandit
    4 years ago | pl

    3km was the most I've ever run.

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  • PassengerPigeon
    3 years ago | pl

    My cardio is absolutely atrocious. I'm trying to train to be better but my lungs just can't keep up and I end up recovering from a 5 minute sprint for 15-20 minutes.

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  • LloydAsher
    4 years ago | pl

    By run do you mean constantly? I'm an interval runner. I could bump up to the 5-9km range.
    God almighty I hate straight up running though. I'm in the military so I'm at least capable of above average running but that doesnt mean I enjoy any of it.

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  • NoLifer
    4 years ago | pl

    Well I have done 5 miles and it was pretty easy.

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  • Cuntsiclestick
    4 years ago | pl

    Last I checked, it was 3km. After that, I need to walk a bit before I get started again. If I have no water or snacks along the way, it's even less. XD

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  • Ichabuskene
    4 years ago | pl

    There are literally only 2 reasons to run: someone you care about needs help, some ugly monster is chasing you.

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  • ThatOneGuyYouNeverWantToMeet
    4 years ago | pl

    Ever since my leg did a 190, I can't run for shit.

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  • RoseIsabella
    4 years ago | pl

    I can probably run about five miles.

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    • Doesnormalmatter
      4 years ago | pl

      Damn aren't you almost 50? I didn't know you were a runner lol. You could probably leave me in the dust.

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    • MisterDoctorProfessor
      4 years ago | pl

      Do you or did you ever do running events? Like 5k, 10k, etc?

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      • Ichabuskene
        4 years ago | pl

        5k is about 3.5 miles. I've done one, and like Rose said: if you stretch (especially after), set a good pace with some music, you'll get there before you know it.

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      • RoseIsabella
        4 years ago | pl

        Not really, there was a race that I ran a couple of times when I was a teenager, but it was only two miles, and I didn't run very fast do I lost interest.

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  • Doesnormalmatter
    4 years ago | pl

    Not far at all. 2 km if I'm lucky. I've got lots of muscle mass to carry and haven't done a lick of cardio in years. Say i'm out of shape if you want, by I think I look pretty good naked and am decent at powerlifting.

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    • raisinbran
      4 years ago | pl

      How tall are you and what is your occupation?

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      • Doesnormalmatter
        4 years ago | pl

        6'4". Interning as a PT, currently about to begin third year of exercise science degree. Competed in physique comps and powerlifting in the past but prefer powerlifting.

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