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What’s the furthest distance you’ve ever ran?

In kilometres?

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I've run three half marathons.
I think from my bedroom to the fridge
Original post by Karisa96
I've run three half marathons.

That’s a bit. The most I’ve ver done is 10k lol
Original post by Karisa96
I've run three half marathons.


That is impressive
Original post by Wooord
That is impressive

I must confess it was a few years ago when I was younger and fitter, I'm now 24!!!, but thanks anyway.
Original post by Highrise769
That’s a bit. The most I’ve ver done is 10k lol


Doesn't matter how far you've run, it's the fact that you have done it, that counts.
25.7km / 16 miles in a time of 2:05.
*run. Sorry, it made me itch a bit - like getting 'to lie' and 'to lay' mixed up.
Original post by Highrise769
In kilometres?

(*Ignoring my snotty bîtchness above) About 18 miles, a million years ago.
Original post by Jamesl572
25.7km / 16 miles in a time of 2:05.


Very impressive.
It usually takes me between 48-54 minutes to do 10k.
Original post by Highrise769
It usually takes me between 48-54 minutes to do 10k.

Not to shabby lol.
Original post by Karisa96
Not to shabby lol.

Cheers. Some have said that’s too slow though....
My longest run was a triple loop of Richmond Park (around 21-22 miles) only stopping to fill water bottle. This was in preparation for the London marathon. That went badly and I walked a lot after 20 miles.
Original post by Highrise769
Cheers. Some have said that’s too slow though....


That's just there view.
I am always of the opinion that you run at your own pace, and nobody else's.
Original post by Matureb
My longest run was a triple loop of Richmond Park (around 21-22 miles) only stopping to fill water bottle. This was in preparation for the London marathon. That went badly and I walked a lot after 20 miles.

Well done it doesn't matter.
At the end of the day you did it, and nobody can take that away from you.
l used to run a lot and l miss it now age does catch up with you and running in the sand at the beach is fantastic it makes your thighs and legs very strong
Original post by Karisa96
That's just there view.
I am always of the opinion that you run at your own pace, and nobody else's.

Thanks. I’m more about endurance than speed.
0.8km for sports day and I even came last. #proud
(edited 3 years ago)

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