How long should a three mile walk take

How Long Should It Take To Walk 3.11 Miles??

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It depends upon your speed. Normally it would take 3 quarters of one hour to walk one mile. So by this calculation, it will take about 150 minutes.

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If it takes a three legged pig half a day to walk a country mile then how long would it take a normal pig.?

Q: No additional details, just one fact, a country mile is the same distance a normal mile, five thousand two hundred eighty feet.

A: 9 hours?

about how long does it take to walk three miles?

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A: If you are in halfway decent shape — steady, brisk steps, with flat, even terrain — then I would put an approximate average of 5mph. I personally average 5mph with combat boots, no backpack walking on flat terrain. So, in your case for 3 miles I would approximate 35-50 minutes because that also depends on whether your route is uphill, against the wind, etc.The average human slow walk is rated at 3 to 3.5 mph with competition walking at 5mph. Kilometers are much more accurate and that person would be walking a 3.6–5.4 k/ph.

How long to walk my puppy?

Q: I have an 11 week old pointer mix. She has tons of energy and loves to go on walks but I heard you aren’t supposed to go on runs with them. How long should I wait before I can take her running with me and until then how long can I walk her? We took her on a three mile walk today and she seemed fine but I dont want to do any long term damage.

A: With puppies, it is best to give them intermittent exercise. That means walking and playing with them for short periods, then let them rest as they need it. Think of puppies as babies. Would you take a baby for a long walk or run when he was 1 yr old? When the pup is about 6 months old, you can start increasing the amount of exercise, as she can happily tolerate it. My neighbor was frisbee jumping his dog at 6 months and he came up lame. Vet told him to lay off the high jumps. it was too much for the dog. His dog did recover but was lame for a couple of weeks.Avoid continuous jogging or running (especially on hard surfaces) until at least 18 months old to make sure her bone (growth) plates have closed. If they are injured during growth, it can end up in permanent damage. Most dogs sports don’t let you compete until 1 yr or 18 months for that reason.In that time, you can lay the foundation skills for whatever you want to do. My poniter mix was a bundle of energy and I took up bike riding to exercise him. When he was young I started getting him used to bikes, walking beside the bike and even doing turns, teaching slow, stop cues etc. The day he turned 18 months we went for a nice little ride. He enjoyed it! Eventually he was a pro at running off leash beside me. Didn’t even run off after other dogs. Did the same for Jessie, although for her it was more to teach her not to be afraid of them and how to handle herself around them as we live near a bike riding park.Think of your pointer as an athlete and you will know what to do. Althletes build themselves up in increments, improving distance, speed and focus separately, then adding them together is pairs before putting them all together. There actually is a book on conditioning your dog at www.dogwise.com if you are interested. Works great for agility and other dog sports too.Enjoy your pointer! Mine was my dog of a lifetime!