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 1.5 mile run challenge , THE CHALLENGE IS ON....

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Re:1.5 mile run challenge , THE CHALLENGE IS ON.... - 24 July 2009 05:43 ( #121 )
9.22 when i whent for selection with the army almost sick a couple of times tho.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge , THE CHALLENGE IS ON.... - 07 August 2009 13:51 ( #122 )
I did 10.07 on an Army PFT last week - nearly puked at the end as well!

Beat quite a few of the boys so reasonably pleased - aiming for sub-10 on the next one in 5 weeks.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge , THE CHALLENGE IS ON.... - 07 August 2009 18:02 ( #123 )
Got 9.50 at my selection. Hoping to get sub 9 before basic.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 10 August 2009 13:44 ( #124 )
Thats rubbish mate, 11.30 in corps will get you a nice smiley red fail mark.

Its 10.30 across the board. And that is after 2 mins best effort pressups and 2 mins best effort sit ups, with a minimum, at my age, of 44 & 50 respectively.

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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 14 August 2009 02:09 ( #125 )
Can you have to do those sit-ups with your feet held in place?  I can never get my body to come up otherwise!

I'll give a 1.5 mile course a run in the next few days.  I got 6:31 for 1.0 miles this week, but I've not done any hard running in over ten years.

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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 14 August 2009 09:11 ( #126 )
Yes mouser.   You work in pairs, one person does the situps the other holds his feet.  Arms need to be crossed across the body hands on shoulders.  If they leave your shoulder on the lift then the rep does not count.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 14 August 2009 13:17 ( #127 )
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Yes mouser.   You work in pairs, one person does the situps the other holds his feet.  Arms need to be crossed across the body hands on shoulders.  If they leave your shoulder on the lift then the rep does not count.


Thanks mate.

I've got an interview for an officer position on Monday, so I'm going to do a mock one this weekend (complete with pressups, situps, chins & warm-up) to see where I stand.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 16 August 2009 16:44 ( #128 )
Today I tried doing a mock fitness test:
Pressups 80
Situps 55
Chinups 25
1.5 miles 11:16

The road was bloody hot today, and I obviously put too much effort into the earlier exercises and didn't leave enough for the running.  I'll have another go at the run later today if I'm up to it, hopefully closer to 10:00 as it was more of a jog than a run for much of the way if I'm honest.  Still, better to make the mistakes now rather than when it matters.

Rather than making a new post I'll edit this one with an update:


1.5 miles this evening when it was nice and quiet (no cars) and cool in 10:16.88, a minute better than my previous attempt.  I also checked the route for my last attempt and it was a bit short of 1.5 miles, so I've cut more than a minute off my time.  Only an 800m (0.5 mile) warm up this time.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 25 August 2009 02:00 ( #129 )
nice run mate
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 07 September 2009 07:34 ( #130 )
Hi guys,

1.5m in 12:51, which is not a patch on you army boys, but on a personal level I was pretty chuffed with that, still plenty room for improvement tho.

Mouser, 6:31 for a mile is f***ing good mate, nice one.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 14 September 2009 18:40 ( #131 )
10:10 today, uphill and into a headwind, with a pause to help someone asking directions .  I'll cut quite a bit off that soon enough I'm sure.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 18 September 2009 17:37 ( #132 )
Had my 6monthly fitness test today.  1,5mile in 9.44   Happy enough.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 18 September 2009 19:00 ( #133 )
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10:10 today, uphill and into a headwind, with a pause to help someone asking directions .  I'll cut quite a bit off that soon enough I'm sure.


As I predicted it was a lot quicker the other way without the uphill finish and the pause to help someone.  There's a net 13 ft drop over the course going in the direction I took it today, and with very little wind I managed 9:06.43 .  I'm not sure if I'll be able to trim much off that without a lot of work, but it's made me want a sub-9 time now!

I've got a date for the AOSB briefing too at the start of November.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 18 September 2009 19:50 ( #134 )
Bloody hell.  Good time mate!
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 18 September 2009 20:24 ( #135 )
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Bloody hell.  Good time mate!


Cheers   If I was being conservative, it would be 10-20 seconds more on a flat course with zero wind I'm still happy that  it's comparable.  13 ft over 1.5 miles isn't a big advantage.

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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 06 October 2009 12:21 ( #136 )
Are any of you guys still doing this?

Will give it a try next week as I have no idea how long it would take me! 
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 06 October 2009 20:51 ( #137 )
I have done it in 9.45 a couple of years ago, and during my period of longer distance running I was doing the first 1.5 mile portion of a 5 miler in about 10:30 ish. Its HIIT all the way at the moment though.
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 14 October 2009 19:39 ( #138 )
On my PFT at TA last night I manged 9:50, could of done better but didnt know about till after I had been to the gym and a run beforehand!!

No TA till April now, damn the government!!
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 14 October 2009 20:58 ( #139 )
what ya mean no TA till april mate?
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Re:1.5 mile run challenge - 15 October 2009 19:16 ( #140 )
Government have screwed the economy so they have pretty much closed down the TA until April to save money.  Only personel going on tour will train between now and then.
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