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Race finish times, split tables and a predictor for other distances.
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Riegel's formula, the standard endurance model.
Marathon predictions from short races usually flatter — that distance is limited by endurance and fuelling as much as by speed.
The Running Pace Calculator turns a target pace into finish times for every standard race distance at once, with a split table showing the time to cross each kilometre or mile. A race predictor works the other way, estimating your times at other distances from a recent result.
Set a target pace and see your finish time for every standard race distance at once: 5K, 10K, half marathon and marathon, plus the mile and any custom distance. A split table lists the time you should cross each kilometre or mile to stay on target.
The race predictor works the other way. Enter a recent result and it estimates your times at other distances using Riegel's formula, the standard endurance model that scales time by distance to the power of 1.06. It is a good guide between adjacent distances, though it tends to flatter marathon predictions from short-race results, since the marathon is limited by endurance and fuelling as much as by speed.
5K, 10K, half marathon, marathon, the mile and any custom distance from a single pace.
The time you should cross each kilometre or mile to stay on target, which is what you actually race to.
The standard endurance model, scaling time by distance to the power of 1.06, applied to a recent result.
It is a good guide between adjacent distances but tends to flatter marathon predictions from short-race results.
Parkruns, ultras and odd race lengths are handled alongside the standard ones.
Set minutes and seconds per kilometre or mile, and every standard race time is calculated.
The table lists the cumulative time at each kilometre or mile marker so you can pace a race.
Enter a distance and finish time you have actually run to estimate your times at other distances.
About 5:41 per kilometre, or 9:09 per mile, held for the full 42.2 kilometres. Enter that target time and the calculator gives the exact pace and full split table.
It uses Riegel's formula, where predicted time equals your known time multiplied by the ratio of distances raised to the power 1.06. It is the most widely used endurance prediction model.
Because the marathon is limited by endurance, fuelling and glycogen depletion, not just aerobic speed. Predictions from a 5K commonly overestimate marathon ability unless your long-run training is well developed.
Running the second half of a race faster than the first. It is widely considered the most efficient way to race distance events, since starting conservatively delays fatigue.
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