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Do you want to start running with Campus, but you do not yet have a reference time? No need to go through a mandatory 1500 m test to get started.
Campus can now estimate your level and your paces as soon as you sign up, based on a few details about your profile and running experience.
And if you use Strava, you can connect it too to refine this estimate.
Result: you can define your goal and start your training faster, with paces suited to your level.
How does it work?
Give us some info about you
Your age, your running experience, and your training volume help us determine your level and establish an initial estimate of your paces.
Do you have Strava? Let's refine it!
Connect your Strava account so Campus can also use your latest runs and complete your profile.
We calculate your paces
Campus cross-references the available information to estimate the paces best suited to your level.
Discover your pace
Discover the ideal pace range for your easy endurance runs and start your plan with a suitable pace.
What is an easy pace?
Are you not exactly sure what this pace refers to? easy enduranceCampus explains simply what easy endurance is and why it is important in your training.
Your journey, with no mandatory step
This new estimate mainly removes a barrier to entry: if you do not yet have a reference time, you can now start your journey without being blocked by a test to complete.
The 1500 m test remains available in Campus if you want to measure your level directly. It may notably be offered when your result is too old or when you define a new goal.
And then?
This estimate is a starting point. As you train and as data is collected about your practice, Campus will be able to better understand your level and adjust your paces as your progress unfolds.
The goal: to let you start with a plan adapted to your level, even if you do not yet have a reference time.
Already signed up on Campus?
This feature is available when creating a new account. If you want to take advantage of it, you will need to create a new account.
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