Pace Calculation Formula:
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The Half Marathon Pace Predictor estimates your likely pace for a half marathon (13.1 miles) based on your recent running performance. It uses your recent time and distance to calculate your current pace and predict your half marathon performance.
The calculator uses the pace formula:
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Explanation: The equation calculates your average pace per mile from a recent run, which can help predict your half marathon pace.
Details: Knowing your current pace helps with race planning, training intensity, and setting realistic goals for your half marathon.
Tips: Enter your recent run time in minutes and distance in miles. For best results, use data from a recent race or time trial of at least 5K distance.
Q1: How accurate is this predictor?
A: It provides a baseline estimate. Actual performance may vary based on training, conditions, and race day factors.
Q2: What's a good half marathon pace?
A: This varies by individual. Beginners might aim for 10-12 min/mile, while advanced runners may target 6-8 min/mile.
Q3: Should I use race or training data?
A: Race data gives the most accurate prediction, as training runs often vary in intensity.
Q4: How can I improve my predicted pace?
A: Consistent training, speed work, and long runs will help improve your pace over time.
Q5: Does this account for hills or conditions?
A: No, it assumes similar conditions. Adjust expectations for hilly courses or extreme weather.