I'm not sure if anyone knows but I am a somewhat dedicated runner, who has done Cross Country, Track, and for my next era, Triathalons.

I tend to have a record for a distance of miles I ran in 1 run, start to stop, and wanted to know who ran what within a single run. Competitions can be included

I will get the poll up soon, but discuss below

I ran cross country and track in high school. I think my longest run was 13 miles with hills included.

Almost 3 miles.

Omg me too,
I had an entire running schedule during the summer before my first year of community college where I rAn 10-12 miles daily.
Of course I was 18 then with much more energy

But in one of the runs I ran 13 miles straight

Polls Up

A mile I think. Idk it was middle school P.E.

8 miles

Before high school that was the farthest I ever ran was because of pe lol
I got like 8 minutes and I was so happy with that time

13 miles but nowadays I'd be lucky to run 3 miles

This, is it because of age or not caring, or what?
For me it's a mix of the two

6 miles during cross country.

School and my new found love for guitars. Two years ago I could run a 17:45 5k now I can run it in 22 minutes. I'm hoping to get back into it but when its 90 degrees outside it kinda makes you not want to go outside

90 degrees isn't too bad of running weather, humidity and in the hundred is terrible

I used to love running in that weather. I think the biggest reason why I don't run as much anymore is because I'm not on a team anymore. Having all my friends to compete against really helped me work hard and have fun. Running alone isn't much fun for me unless its in a race and I'm winning

Yeah I know the feeling, there are plenty of running clubs available out there though. I'm part of a Triathalons team so that kind of helps, although I'm liking the swimming over everything else

Yeah. I'll get back at it soon Its so good to talk about running on here. I hope all goes well with your team

Same here

<1 for fun, 4> in school.

Thanks, but triathlons don't really pick up until spring time.
But I used to live in a runners community where everybody practically ran, so yes it's always good to hear from another runner their situation.

I haven't run further than a mile in years. And it's obvious.

But I was a very dedicated runner in high school and would train throughout the year for cross country and track. The longest run I can remember completing was right at 15 miles.

I was fortunate enough to be part of a talented team. We would encourage/push each other to succeed. I wouldn't have been motivated to do that **** had I been training on my own.