Marathon Times to Beat - if you can.

Wow. Freddie Prinze Jr is even more of a pussy than I originally thought. Seriously, 5:51?

Oprah beat his skinny ass by 80 minutes.

debater wrote:

Wow. Freddie Prinze Jr is even more of a pussy than I originally thought. Seriously, 5:51?

Well, at least he beat David Lee Roth.

DLR has spent more hours injecting crack into his eyeballs than FPjr has spent living.

Did he just roll out of bed to join the crowd running down the street?

What are Deano's and Reed's PRs? Are those them?

Sunga wrote:

What are Deano's and Reed's PRs? Are those them?

as near as i can tell those are their prs. i had to do a search on marathonguide.com for some of the times and it only goes back to 2000. i dont think dean was running before then. what pam did before that i dont know.

i did think it was funny that she has broken 3 hours and he has not. she also beat lance.

two other times to consider (i should have inserted them in the list)

average male finishing time in 2006: 4:31:6

average female finishing time in 2006: 5:06:36

Robbie Benson - who played Billy Mills - ran 3:03 or so around the time the movie came out.

a bump

I beat Lance but not Pam. KISS MY ASS, Baldwin!

yawn, beat them all.

Give me something hard to sell.

Robbie Benson - who played Billy Mills - ran 3:03 or so around the time the movie came out.

That makes him a better runner than actor in my book.

Got that from Netflix recently - woof, just horrible. Great timeless story; incredibly cheezy dated formulaic movie.

Ed and Paula Viesturs, New York City Marathon 2006 (3:15 and 4:50)

Natalie Morales from NBC, New York City Marathon 2006 (3:20:06)

Tom Cavanaugh (from "Ed"), New York City Marathon 2006 (3:20:23)

Chef Bobby Flay, New York City Marathon 2006 (3:55:20)

Olympic gymnist Shannon Miller, New York City Marathon 2006 (4:06:05)

Adam Graves (NHL vet), New York City Marathon 2006 (4:13:45)

Supermodel Kim Alexis, New York City Marathon 2006 (4:25:04)

Gov. Mike Huckabee, New York City Marathon 2006 (5:33)

Alan Page, Grandma's Marathon 1979, (3:22; while an active NFL lineman, and a great one at that)

Sen. John Edwards, Marine Corps Marathon 1983 (3:30)

Gov. Michael Dukakis, Boston Marathon 1951 (3:31)

Golfer Justin Leonard, White Rock Marathon 2002 (3:54)

NFL Coach Jeff Fisher, Country Music Marathon 2002 (4:09)

Gymnist Kerri Strug, Houston Marathon 1998 (4:12)

Sen. Bill Frist, Marine Corps Marathon 1997 (4:54)

BTW, does anyone know what kind of time Wilt Chamberlain ran at the Honolulu Marathon years ago?

sam w wrote:Roger Craig, Chicago 2004 (3:54:00)

Roger Craig also ran 3:50:05 at RnR AZ 2005 and 3:51:08 at Chicago 2005

Scott Jurek 2:37 (2x)

Ann Trason 2:39

Mark Allen 2:40:04 (in Kona Ironman; 29:59 for open 10K)

Ovett?

Cram?

Coghlan?

Steve Swenson- top mountaineer (K2,Everest,many others) 1:25 in hilly Seattle 1/2 marathon at age 50

Those 10k's at the end of a tri are notorious for being short. Mark Allen is great but not sub 30 10k after swimming and biking. I don't believe that.

who knows wrote:

Those 10k's at the end of a tri are notorious for being short. Mark Allen is great but not sub 30 10k after swimming and biking. I don't believe that.

Read it again...for an OPEN 10k.