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  1. Getting ready to run a marathon? The table below will translate your goal finish time into your per mile or per kilometer pace, and will show your halfway split too. It also shows the splits for every 5 miles.

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      Sub-3:40 Marathon Pace Chart. If you hit the splits listed...

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      Sub-4:20 Marathon Pace Chart. If you hit the splits listed...

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      Sub-3:10 Marathon Pace Chart. If you hit the splits listed...

    • Marathon Time Predictor

      That’s where this marathon time predictor comes in. Like our...

  2. 3 lip 2024 · Your pace refers to how fast you are running, usually in terms of how long it would take you to run a mile or a kilometer at the speed you are running. For example, if you run at a 9-minute pace, you cover one mile every 9 minutes.

  3. 23 maj 2020 · If you’re training for a marathon, you might run 1,000-meter repeats six times. For shorter races, like 5Ks, you might do shorter repeats of 400 meters or so at your goal race pace.

  4. 12 maj 2023 · This article shares my go-to marathon pace chart both in average pace per mile and average pace per kilometer along with a correlated finishing time. I’ve also covered exactly how you can use it, so even if you’re a beginner you’ll be able to learn how to hit your goal time using this pace chart.

  5. 10 kwi 2024 · In this guide, we will explain marathon pace in detail, the benefits of training at marathon pace, how to calculate your goal pace, how to incorporate these types of workouts into your training plan, and race day pacing strategies.

  6. Our Marathon Pace Chart shows the average pace you have to run to achieve your target marathon finishing time. Also included is the finishing time for various training run distances: 5k, 5 miles, 10k, 10 miles, and half marathon.

  7. 21 wrz 2001 · Another way to gauge the pace of tempo runs: a pace about midway between short-interval training speed and your easy running pace.