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The Run Walk Run Pace Calculator converts combined running and walking pace (in minutes per mile) to speed in miles per hour (mph). This is useful for runners who use the run-walk method to maintain consistent pacing.
The calculator uses the speed formula:
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Explanation: This formula converts pace (time per distance) to speed (distance per time).
Details: Calculating speed from pace helps runners understand their performance, set training goals, and compare different run-walk strategies effectively.
Tips: Enter your combined running and walking pace in minutes per mile. The value must be greater than zero.
Q1: What is combined pace?
A: Combined pace is the total time (in minutes) it takes to complete one mile when alternating between running and walking intervals.
Q2: How accurate is this calculation?
A: The calculation is mathematically precise for converting pace to speed, assuming consistent pacing.
Q3: Can I use this for metric units?
A: This calculator is specifically designed for miles. For kilometers, a different conversion would be needed.
Q4: What's a good run-walk pace?
A: This varies by individual fitness level, but many recreational runners maintain a pace between 10-15 minutes per mile using run-walk intervals.
Q5: How does run-walk compare to continuous running?
A: The run-walk method can help reduce fatigue, prevent injury, and allow runners to maintain pace over longer distances compared to continuous running.