I completed my first 10K on a dare. In a year, I ran a half-marathon. Another year later, I finished a marathon race. Today I run 2 marathons a year and a half-marathon every week.
On average, it takes about 12-15 minutes to run 1.5 miles. Your 1.5-mile run time depends mostly on age, fitness level, terrain, and weather conditions.
For beginners, completing a 5-mile run is an achievement regardless of the time taken. 45-60 minutes for 5 miles is a good benchmark for novice runners.
5 miles is the equivalent of approximately 8 kilometers. To convert miles to kilometers: 1 mile equals 1.60934 km. So, 5 miles make 8.0467 km precisely.
On average, it takes about 45-60 minutes to run 6 miles, depending on your fitness level, running experience, gender, gender, terrain, weather conditions, and running technique.
A good time to run 4 miles is 30-40 minutes, depending on your fitness levels, running experience, age, sex, elevation gain, weather, and other factors.
The average time to run 10 miles is 1 hour and 15 min for men and 1 hour 30 min for women. However, it can vary decently as it is not a typical race distance.
The average time it takes to run 2 miles can vary greatly, but on average it can take about 25-30 minutes. With consistent training and building endurance, this time can improved.