Pace Formula:
Where:
P: Pace (minutes per kilometer, min/km)
d: Distance (kilometers, km)
t: Time (minutes, min)
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Definition: This calculator determines your walking or running pace in minutes per kilometer based on the distance covered and time taken.
Purpose: It helps runners and walkers measure their performance and set training goals by calculating their pace.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The total time is divided by the distance to determine how many minutes it takes to cover one kilometer.
Details: Knowing your pace helps in race planning, training consistency, and performance improvement. It's a fundamental metric for runners of all levels.
Tips: Enter the distance you covered in kilometers and the time it took in minutes. Both values must be greater than zero.
Q1: What's a good walking pace?
A: Average walking pace is about 9-12 minutes per km, but this varies by fitness level.
Q2: How does running pace differ from walking pace?
A: Running pace is typically faster, ranging from 4-8 minutes per km for most recreational runners.
Q3: Can I use miles instead of kilometers?
A: This calculator uses metric units. For miles, convert your distance to km (1 mile = 1.60934 km).
Q4: How accurate should my inputs be?
A: For best results, measure distance precisely (using GPS or marked courses) and time to the nearest second.
Q5: What if my time includes hours?
A: Convert hours to minutes (1 hour = 60 minutes) before entering the value.