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		| Originally posted by apeman sounds like you're running too fast to me dylan i know cos that's what i still often do
  
 either run a bit slower, or deliberately alternate walking and running, a la HIIT (interval training)
 
 you need to eventually develop a sense of how near your limit you are, and slow down as you approach that limit.  If you're not near it, you need to speed up.  This might take a while, I'm still working on it.
 
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 Thanks for the tip, ape. What sort of time would be ideal for a mile that won't lead premature exhaustion like I've described before. I was under the impression that doing a mile and half in under 13 minutes is ideal. Of course, I'm completely dumb with running. I really want to get better at this and possibly do a road-race down the..., well, road.