1 5 MILE RUN 

I never laughed so hard 😭😭

try to break the 8:43 record!

I promise it’s possible I been training now for 3 months my test is coming up next month and I can do the run in 10:30 I’m also 217 pounds

He’s calling out lap times for some of them. That isn’t their final time.

It’s possible. I’ve been in a military academy and two police academies. Those numbers are legit.

Lol you’re right, their measurement is complete BS. 9 minute mile and a half is actually a pretty rare feat and a lot of them finishing under 9 minutes were running like they were frolicking in a meadow field 🤣

This. No way that pace was anywhere near that.

Thank god I’m not the one that’s crazy here nervous about my running test finish a mile and a half in 9 min? That means they gotta be at least running 10mphs non stop gtfo

@@josephfranco2550 brother you ain’t the only one. I’ve been in powerlifting for 10 years and have been running for the academy test and I’m fucking struggling. I heard that time and was like wtf?

Looking at pace and times, it must have been only 1 mile.

aattitude Average Olympian runner runs a mile in 4:45-5:00 min. So I'd say 45 seconds is close to Olympic speed.

aattitude nicely said

It’s a make up track so it not accurate

I was gonna say this looks like it’s prob less than 1.5 miles. More like 1.3 or so

Times are relative to what your used to my whole ROTC Runs a mile under 6:00

This is why State Police are superior. New York State Police has the exact same running requirements as Vermont (1.5 miles in 11:58 minutes).

Yeah, for the local police, but not state police.

@@Culperrr it’s the opposite lol local do all the work

@@remycris2108 Not in Southern Vermont. My local police are overweight and I see more state police than local.

I was told 12 minutes

depending on your age, passing is 13:30 for me at 35 years old

what ever 11:59 for males

Thanks for the info.... U have any idea about the average time for males and also what would be a really good time to get the best marks ???

what ever 11:59 or shorter will get you through to the next step. If you get a second above that, they’ll throw you out. If you get a shorter time than that, it’ll put you more above. Your best bet is to practice, practice, practice. Vermont State Police makes it easy, if you don’t make it the first time, you can always take the next test in a month. They have testing once a month which is awesome.

Thanks.... Another question if you have time. Lets say you can run it faster than 11:59. would u get extra points if you run it really good, like faster than 9 minutes or 8 minutes??? Or all they care about is whether you can run it faster than 11:59 or not?

Jason I think this is pre academy assessment

@ Elder Baltazar how did you achieve that? Am preparing for my assessment in November

man has a fortnite pfp lmfaoooo

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It’s probably bigger than a typical track

@@gopet400 it’s not. The people in this video are getting Olympic time completions. 8:45 to complete a mile and a half is close to Olympic time. This track is most likely LESS than one mile, let alone a mile and a half. My guess is this is about .8-.9 miles, 1.1 max.

@@ballplaya96x67 an olympian could do 1.5 miles in under 6 minutes. That is a huge difference.

@UCbNJFr9FyePbcvtzMMvv4hQ are you fucking stupid? Middle schoolers run 1.5 miles faster than 8:45 . Lmao

@@JB-od1pi no way really? Thats so hard to believe based on my times. They're superhuman.

keep and mind men and women are running.

@@JB-od1pi i can run a mile in 6 flat and I’m female

@@jellybeanz5426 Stop using what you're personally capable of to compare to the rest of the population. I have no idea why people do that like it means anything. There'll always be exceptions to every rule.

@@MinecraftGuy237 this is supposed to be the nations strongest fittest men snd women. We are in trouble.

@@jellybeanz5426 The nations strongest and fittest men and women are pro MMA fighters, competitive powerlifters, and olympic runners, not cops.