Finally made top 10 on Leaderboard! Now can someone explain..

I showed up as 9th yesterday (10th today) on the Leaderboard when I select for my age group, gender, "Duration" and "Ever". A time was listed as 40:39'30". What does this time reflect exactly? Is it tied to a 5k or some other default run type? I pretty much only walk and I've gone for nearly two hours once (14k).

Duration in the Ever column is the total amount of time that you have walked/run with your Nike+ kit. Distance Ever is the total number of miles that you have covered with your Nike+.
You were an early adopter of Nike+ so every step you have taken with Nike+ will be represented in the Ever column and put you out in front of someone much faster who started using Nike+ much later.
The slower your pace the greater the difference between your ranking for distance and your ranking for duration.
The 10 km & 5 km Ever are self-explanatory.

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