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Use your watch to time the four-minute repeats, and run at a strong and fast (but not all-out) effort.

Bannister refused to work within the confines of the belief of the four-minute mile.

A 3-D visualization of this model takes viewers on an amazing four-minute voyage through the 15-light-year-wide canyon.

It's a spectacular sight, as each four-minute-long eruption sends boiling water over a hundred and fifty feet high.

Since that debut, though, Blake has slowly focused on crafting songs-- bona fide, three-to-four minute builders-- around hooks.

Since then, close to eight hundred runners have broken the four-minute mile!

All participants also performed an irrelevant four-minute visual task prior to the final resting brain scan.

Before starting this workout, you should prepare for exercise with a four-minute warm-up.

The four-minute mile barrier has been left in the dust by a generation of faster runners.

Attracted or not. Which is why we have these four-minute dates.

However, on May 6 1954, the English athlete Roger Bannister became the first person to break the four-minute mile barrier.

In May 1954, Sir Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile.

The nearly four-minute video, which was posted online Thursday, shows the man taking the bath to celebrate his birthday.

I have an interview in four minute. They don't hold items. It's a desperately important scarf.

For thousands of years it was known that no human could run a four-minute mile;

increase the frequency of trains on the three main urban lines to four-minute intervals during