90 year old man runs 1 mile in 7 minutes

Runners from Perth at the Masters Athletics meet in Western Australia on Thursday David Kerr He set a world record in the men’s 90+ 1500m with a time of 7:32.95, beating the previous record by five seconds. Kerr’s world record setting time equates to a speed of 12 km/h and his pace of about 5 minutes per km.

Kerr, who celebrated his 90th birthday in June, has five 90s this summer: 1,500m, 3,000m (16:20.96), 5,000m (29:47.83), 10,000m (62:48.93) and 2,000m. + New world record. m Steeplechase (12:50.43).

The previous 1,500m record was 7:37.05. Toshio Kamehama The All Japan Championship, set in the 2015 Japan Masters Championship.

According to the online age-specific running calculator, Kerr’s scoring time is Hisham El Guerrouj 1,500m 3:26.00 world record. His grade for his age is his 3:16.00 which is amazing.

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— Claire Nichols (@NicholsClaire) October 25, 2016

Kerr has been involved in track and field since 1948. He competed during his service in the Royal Australian Navy and during his time as a teacher. has won numerous gold medals at the event.

The Australian made several attempts at the 90+ 400m and 800m records but fell short. Both the 400m and 800m 90+ records are Canadian Earl fee(400m – 1:29.15, 800m – 3:34.93).