Method
Pace links distance and elapsed time through pace = time divided by distance, using the selected kilometres or miles unit.
Calculate distance, elapsed time, or running pace.
Supports kilometres or miles, hours and minutes, and minutes per distance unit.
Distance is in kilometres or miles; elapsed time uses hours plus minutes; pace is decimal minutes per kilometre or mile. Example: 5.5 minutes = 5:30 per unit.
Context & Reference
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Pace links distance and elapsed time through pace = time divided by distance, using the selected kilometres or miles unit.
Choose which value to find, enter the other two inputs, and review the result with its unit.
Pace is time per distance; the tool can also solve for distance or elapsed time.
A 5 km run in 30 minutes has a pace of 6:00 per kilometre.
This is a mathematical pace estimate and does not assess fitness, terrain, or race conditions.
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