How do I calculate running pace?
Divide your total run time by your distance. If you run 10K in 50:00, your pace is 5:00 per kilometer.
Solve pace, distance, and time instantly, then use race predictions and pace zones to plan smarter training.
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Enter any two values from pace, distance, and total time. The calculator applies the running pace formula to solve the missing value and keeps units consistent across km and miles.
The race predictor uses your latest performance to project other distances, while the training zone section converts your pace into practical workout ranges.
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Divide your total run time by your distance. If you run 10K in 50:00, your pace is 5:00 per kilometer.
Yes. The calculator converts pace and distance between kilometers and miles while keeping your workout effort equivalent.
A good beginner pace is one where you can hold a conversation. For many runners this is often between 6:00 to 8:00 per km.
The predictor uses the Riegel formula, which estimates future race times from your recent performance and race distance.
Use easy pace for recovery, marathon pace for long efforts, threshold for tempo sessions, and interval/repetition for speed sessions.