lol, so you can hop over a fence and take a short walk through a feild and it takes you 8 minutes from point A to point B, but if you went in the car, you would have to go all the way around and it would work out at a mile, you deceptive so and so....
Im not joking, Olympic standard walkers do a mile in around 7 minutes, but basically it is running, barring the technicalities of their form.
lol, so you can hop over a fence and take a short walk through a feild and it takes you 8 minutes from point A to point B, but if you went in the car, you would have to go all the way around and it would work out at a mile, you deceptive so and so....
Im not joking, Olympic standard walkers do a mile in around 7 minutes, but basically it is running, barring the technicalities of their form.
Now that you put it that way, lol.
I would just say i'm faster than usual at walking then.
How ever long it takes me, depends on the speed of my legs & the distance & obstacles.
On average, we walk 4mph, which is 15 minutes to a mile. This means 6 miles is 1 hour 30 mins, approx.
I walked 20 miles for charity and it took 6 hours 30 minutes - done it three years in a row. Nothing impressive, but this was with no breaks, only water and crisps!
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I am a fast walker, my sister doesn't like walking with me, she comments that I walk like druggies do, lol.
I did say maybe I take shortcuts etc whereas cars can't.
Approximately 1 mile distance, but takes me about 8 mins at least to get there.
I'm only 5'5"
Im not joking, Olympic standard walkers do a mile in around 7 minutes, but basically it is running, barring the technicalities of their form.
Now that you put it that way, lol.
I would just say i'm faster than usual at walking then.
How ever long it takes me, depends on the speed of my legs & the distance & obstacles.
I walked 20 miles for charity and it took 6 hours 30 minutes - done it three years in a row. Nothing impressive, but this was with no breaks, only water and crisps!