How it works
Pace (seconds per km) = finish time in seconds ÷ distance in km. Speed (km/h) = distance ÷ time in hours.
Choose a distance and enter your target finish time. The split times assume an even pace from start to finish.
Average pace for an even effort. Actual kilometre times can vary.
Times are measured from your start-line crossing.
Pace (seconds per km) = finish time in seconds ÷ distance in km. Speed (km/h) = distance ÷ time in hours.
This is the average pace needed to hit your target, not a promise that every kilometre will take exactly the same time. The split times are checkpoints for an even effort.
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Divide your finish time in seconds by the distance in kilometres, then convert the result into minutes and seconds per kilometre.