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Is it possible to travel 20 km in one day by feet?
12 Answers
- ZirpLv 51 month ago
If your body and shoes are in working order, yes.
Roman legionaries often did 40 kilometer a day, and here in the netherlands we have "four-day-marches" in which civilians walk 30, 40 or 50 a day
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- Engr. RonaldLv 71 month ago
Yes.. I can travel 20 km a day by feet. It will only take me 4 hours to complete 20 km if my speed is 5 km/h..
- FLv 71 month ago
Yes , I can personally verify that having walked that far in a day on several occasions , 23 miles (37km) is my record.
- az_lenderLv 71 month ago
Definitely. I've never been a well-trained athlete, but have walked as much as 12 or 14 km in a day (with some rest stops!) -- it is said that a well trained person might walk 30 miles in a day (that's around 50 km).
- PuzzlingLv 71 month ago
Absolutely.
A slow walker can easily manage 3 km/h so they'd complete it in under 7 hours. And a faster walker can manage upwards of 7 km/h which would mean less than 3 hours.
- lenpol7Lv 71 month ago
YES!!!!
20 km is approximately 13 miles.
I am now 78 years of age and can do this walk in about 4 hours.
If the terrain is easy and smooth , then 4hours is reasonable. However, if the terrain is rough ( hilly or muddy etc) then it will take longer, but still can be done in one day.
NB When you ask by 'feet' , I think you mean to walk the distance.