Half Marathon Pacing
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bshedwick
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So I've never run a half marathon before, and I'm signed up for 2 next year.
I just doing some longer term planning, and my first race on May 6th.
Currently my longest run (yesterday) was at 9.1 miles. I averaged a 9:48 mile pace during the run, and actually felt pretty good after it. I'm sure that I could have done another 4 miles.
I'm just trying to figure out if a 2:15 goal time is realistic.
I just doing some longer term planning, and my first race on May 6th.
Currently my longest run (yesterday) was at 9.1 miles. I averaged a 9:48 mile pace during the run, and actually felt pretty good after it. I'm sure that I could have done another 4 miles.
I'm just trying to figure out if a 2:15 goal time is realistic.
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It sounds realistic to me, especially if you are aiming for something 6 months out0
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I love this site:
http://www.runworks.com/calculator.html
put in your distance and time of a recent race and click the button for 'Calculate predicted finish times at other common race distances' and click Go.
It will give you your estimated finish time and pace for a variety of race lengths.0 -
And where's your May 6 half marathon? I'm signed up for a full on May 6!0
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And where's your May 6 half marathon? I'm signed up for a full on May 6!
My half is in Frederick, MD0 -
I love this site:
http://www.runworks.com/calculator.html
put in your distance and time of a recent race and click the button for 'Calculate predicted finish times at other common race distances' and click Go.
It will give you your estimated finish time and pace for a variety of race lengths.
Thanks for the info0
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