Split times calculator for running
Enter your target time, we'll quickly calculate your split times, from 5K to Marathon!

Are you aiming for a target time on a specific distance? This tool allows you to calculate your intermediate split times, to visualize your pace throughout the race.
Based on the time you want to achieve, we break down your race according to the frequency you choose (every 1 km, 5K, etc.).
Concretely, this gives:
A target distance (5 km, 10 km, half marathon, marathon…)
A goal time = your target time
A split frequency = to follow your pace step by step
Ideal for anticipating, structuring your race… and maintaining your pace on race day!

Split time in running is an essential benchmark for preparing your race strategy. It allows estimating when you should reach each kilometer or key segment, based on your MAS and the pace you can maintain.
This calculation is done before the race, to help you:
Visualize your target pace
Structure your effort
Optimize your consistency on race day
Adopting a consistent split time strategy helps to avoid a too-fast start and promotes better endurance management throughout the duration of the event.

The split time is an essential indicator for any runner looking to optimize their performance. It allows tracking your running pace at each kilometer, adjusting your pace in real time throughout your run, and ensuring that the set goal is achievable.
With Campus, you benefit from personalized support to:
Establish precise split times based on your goals and current level.
Optimize your training by incorporating targeted MAS, threshold, and easy endurance workouts.
Improve your race management through a better understanding of your pace.
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Le temps de passage, c’est simplement le temps que tu dois mettre pour passer chaque kilomètre (ou chaque palier) pendant ta course. By knowing it in advance, you can better manage your pace, avoid fatigue, and maximize your chances of reaching your goal.
It's simple: divide your final time by the number of kilometers to cover. If you aim for 50 minutes over 10 km, you will need to run at 5 minutes per kilometer. You can also use an automatic calculator or a GPS watch to easily track your pace on race day.
Thanks to a split time calculator, you can run more intelligently. It helps you avoid starting too fast, stay consistent, and optimize your chances of achieving your time goal. It's a simple but extremely effective tool to improve.