I put it at 40%.
I put it at 40%.
About 1/4.
I'm pretty bad and I can break 18. It just depends on how many people here are college/hs runners or fat old people.
20% - 30%…..tops.
kmaclam wrote:
20% - 30%…..tops.
Must be more than that. Do the demographics here no longer skew toward the young and male?
gahuga wrote:
kmaclam wrote:20% - 30%…..tops.
Must be more than that. Do the demographics here no longer skew toward the young and male?
I'm a 30 year old woman and I can do it.
Concerned Girl wrote:
gahuga wrote:Must be more than that. Do the demographics here no longer skew toward the young and male?
I'm a 30 year old woman and I can do it.
PICTURE?
I can't anymore but I once did.
In lifetime? 85-90% of males probably
This week? Maybe 33%
I'm old and skinny and that's my goal next summer. I ran 18:06 and 23:20 4 mile 3 years ago. My fastest this year was 18:33.
ACTUAL Letsrunner wrote:
I put it at 40%.
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Probably less than 20%?
i run 14:30 and make $250k a year
Based on all the elderly men posting in the bun higher threads I'd say no more than 40%.
idk you guys. 18 minutes is REALLY slow...
I can't break 18. And I can't for the life of me figure out why I still post here
I haven't yet... I'm super close! But I'm also a girl.
I bet there are quite a few guys on here who can. I feel like it would be at least 50%
2%, tops
I am really quite old but can still break 18, hopefully for a few more years.
Definitely not. 19:00 maybe, but 18:00 is out of reach.
I'm working on the mile for a while.
I would say 20% can do it.
"Bring back the mile".
hey wrote:
I'm pretty bad and I can break 18. It just depends on how many people here are college/hs runners or fat old people.
Depends on what you mean by old. But I'd guess that 95% of the thin 50 year-olds cannot break 18. Certainly 98% of the thin 60 year-olds cannot.