Sentence examples for an average pace from inspiring English sources

Lance rides at an average pace of 25 to 30 miles an hour.

It involves Tibetan monks who reportedly ran 300 miles in 30 hours, an average pace of six minutes a mile.

Compare that with, say, running a marathon at an average pace of less than five minutes a mile.

She may be chasing an Olympic gold medal after running an average pace of 5 26 here.

It was an average pace of 7 38 a mile, 90 seconds slower than he wanted to run.

This boom was driven by emerging economies, which grew at an average pace of 7.3% a year.

With an average step pace of 106 steps per minute (see also [ 5, 6]), 2491 correspond to 23 minutes of walking.

Running backs must be able not only to run at an above average pace, but also be able to push through giant linemen.

But for an athlete whose average pace per mile when she broke the marathon world record in 2003 was five minutes and 13 seconds, some days - perhaps inevitably - feel like "crap".

They reported that those Danes who spent one to two and a half hours per week jogging at a "slow or average pace" during the study period had longer life spans than their more sedentary peers and than those who ran at a faster pace.

No non-élite runner in his late forties could run a 2 52 12 marathon an average pace of 6 34 per mile in mild weather wearing that kind of clothing.