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Pace when doing a run

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‎08-04-2017 20:48

‎08-04-2017 20:48

What is the pace when you do a run? Mines allover the place

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‎08-06-2017 17:29

‎08-06-2017 17:29

pace is the time it takes you to run a mile. are you asking what the "norm" is? there isn't one. most run at their own pace and your pace may vary day over day depending on how tired you are, the weather, etc. When I run outside I am slower than when I run on the treadmill. So my pace varies as well.

Elena | Pennsylvania

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‎08-05-2017 00:08

‎08-05-2017 00:08

Pace is the time per mile / km

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‎08-06-2017 17:29

‎08-06-2017 17:29

pace is the time it takes you to run a mile. are you asking what the "norm" is? there isn't one. most run at their own pace and your pace may vary day over day depending on how tired you are, the weather, etc. When I run outside I am slower than when I run on the treadmill. So my pace varies as well.

Elena | Pennsylvania

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