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Post by Brian- »

I got 10:45 on my PJFT, but by the time I do my PRMC it will have been 5 months ago so it won't exactly be an indicator of my current fitness.. :wink:

Should be good for some piss-taking though! :D
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Post by ben1 »

well done mate best of luck
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Post by In_Training »

Hello people,

Just wondering
Its 1.5 miles mate. The time limit is 10.45 but its expected that you run it in under 10.
If its 1.5 mile in 10.45, then what does that equate to as kmh on the treadmill? just wondering so i could have a bash at it in the gym.[/quote
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Post by quirk »

ive been trying to work that out for ages on my calculator. it seems like an easy enough question i just cant seem to figure it out
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Post by nufc_rulz »

You have to run at level 14.2 to come in under 10.45. You can make the level higher than that if you want but cant go any higher than level 16. I think i posted some where before that i was speaking to someone at the careers office or somewhere like that and he said some lads willl run the pjft in 9 mins or less and go on to fail Prmc and then theres lads that do it in around 10 minutes but pass prmc.

I did mine in 9:54 but could have done it faster and was fitter by the time prmc came around.
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Post by In_Training »

You have to run at level 14.2 to come in under 10.45
Cheers m8, i had jus been trying to work it out and came out at about 14ish so i came quite close!

I should be able to do that time i think. Im going gym tomorrow so will have a bash at it then, but the gym is after the morning run so shoul dbe an even bigger challenge!!

Ill post how i get on (because your all so interested!! haha) :D
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Post by quirk »

im in the gym tomorrow for my run aswell so ill tell you what. ill do 1.5 miles aswell added on and see how our times match up. obviously i will have a slight break between each run.
p.s ill probably be doing a bleep test tomorrow when i get home aswell. i just got the cd for the bleep test and although many are probably thinking theres no point OH CONTRE (i think thats it i failed my french gcse a few days ago) point is i love doing bleep tests theyre great fun and wont be able to walk by tomorrow night. phew finally got my point across (i get distracted easily) :D
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Post by Mauser »

1.5 on a treadmill is 241 km on the meter at level 15.5 - 16 you should do it in 9.30 but thats on the treadmills i use at my local gym so speed mayvary from treadmill types but as i said, 1.5 miles is 241km from what my instructor said
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Post by quirk »

im guessing you mean 2.41 in which case your right. its 1.6km to every mile so your 0.01km off (10 meters lol) thought id be precise. do speeds change on different treadmills?
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Post by mancuniankid »

16kmh brings you in at 9:18, but it can be faster if you can get the machine to start up quicker.
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Post by Mike The Sceptic »

Quick question.....can you listen to music through headphones whilst doing your PJFT?
It just gets so boring on a treadmill, and the time goes so slowly!
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Post by Valo »

You sure can :D . I did but ended up pulling them out because I was sweating and had to keep stopping them falling out.
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Post by ali_hire »

Good stuff, I think I'll stick on the live version of Greenday's 'Jesus of Suburbia' and aim to finish before the song does! (It's just over 9mins long).
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Post by Mike The Sceptic »

Haha yeh, great song.
I always find fast angry music keeps me going more than anything....
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Post by In_Training »

Hi guys, I went for my morning run (3 mile) and then hit the gym and after 30mins of weights (which for some reason today i was totally crap at!) i hit the treadmill to have a go at the PJFT as promised.

Well ill be honest my time was just under 11 mins. If it were for real i would have failed (not by much though). Now for trying to make myself feel better - I was tired from the run and weights, and seeing as im yet to even apply and am still a bit of a little fat kid (working on it though) i dont think it was too bad.

Ah well, ill keep at it, maybe next time ill have a stab at it fully rested though.

How did you getg on with yours 'quirk'
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