What is your height and weight? (for stat project)

female, 46, 5'1", 97 lbs. Running for 26 years. Average 50-60 miles a week, except during my pregnancies.

5'9, 133, 20, Male

Been running for 6 years, probably average about 55-65 MPW.

Male, 18, 5'10, 137lbs, Running 6yrs, 2011 avg mpw: 80

6'1"

158 lb

22

Male

Current mileage = 0 (injured) Typical = 30-35

Running for 8 years

5'10.5", 162, 34, male.

Averaging 68 mpw now, about 50 mpw last year.

Running consistently for about 4 years now.

Male

19

5'7"

145lbs. cut/ripped.

3 full years running. average 50 MPW.

(I also have an 8 inch penis.)

pics available upon request.

5'10", 142lbs, 30, Male, 30-35 miles/week; 14 years

6'4", 170, 20, Male, 35-40 mpw, been running for 4 years.

Height - 6'0"

Weight - 154

Age - 41

Gender - Male

Weekly mileage - 70 miles/week

Been running - 31 years

CHamillionaire wrote:

Male

19

5'7"

145lbs. cut/ripped.

3 full years running. average 50 MPW.

(I also have an 8 inch penis.)

pics available upon request.

I saw your ad on craigslist. What exactly does, "I swing both ways" mean?

height: 6'1"

weight: 155

age: 43

weekly mileage: 50-60

years running: 30

Age: 19

Sex: Male

Height: 6'5"

Weight: 148lbs.

Currently Weekly Mileage: 70-85 mpw

Been running 5 years

bronco-patriotrunner wrote:

Height: 6'5"

Weight: 148lbs.

Dude, why are you messing with this guy's stats project? If you are legit, that is 17.5 BMI... have you considered gaining a little weight?

Age - 29

Height - 5'11"

Weight - 143#

Running for 10-15yrs

Average around 90-110mpw

Height: 6'

Weight: 146

Age: 19

Male

55 mpw

been running 3 years now

5'8 (in bare feet)

118 pounds

running for 8 years

weekly mileage all over the place

5'11", 145 lbs., 29, male, mostly injured 4 yrs., ran 30-50 mi./wk. for 10 yrs. before that.

The data posted here, even if genuine, are not typical for "runners." This is the skinniest and fastest 10% or maybe 5% of "runners."

If you care about the validity of your study, you need to define your sample set more precisely and collect your data in some other way. Google "selection bias."

Statistics is an amazing tool.

http://www.intuitor.com/statistics/

Good luck.

Height: 6'

Weight: 149

Age: 50

Male

75 mpw

been running on and off for 36 years