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Most Consecutive Days Running One Mile With A Total Replaced Hip

Tom Whiteley ran one mile for 768 consecutive days. He underwent total hip replacement surgery in February 2012. He began the record on August 22, 2014 and ended on September 27, 2016.

Whiteley is a member of the United States Running Streak Association, a group that is dedicated to running at least one mile every day.

Fastest 5-Kilometer Run By A Female Over Age 70 With A Total Hip Replacement

71-year-old Roxann Steinke finished a 5-kilometer run in 56 minutes, 7.00 seconds. She underwent a total hip replacement surgery.

Fastest 5000-Meter Track Run By A Female Over 70 Years Old Within 15 Months Of Total Hip Replacement Surgery

Roxann Steinke completed a 5000-meter track run in one hour, 20.00 seconds. She has had total hip replacement surgery in the last 15 months. She set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day.

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Fastest 3200-Meter Track Run By A Female Over 70 Years Old Within 15 Months Of Total Hip Replacement Surgery

Roxann Steinke completed a 3200-meter track run in 37 minutes, 58.00 seconds. She has had total hip replacement surgery in the last 15 months. She set the record to celebrate RecordSetter World Record Day.

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