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To figure out what pace you need to hold, we have a list of marathon pace charts, as well as a few other pace charts for different distances, to help you determine your ideal speed to practice in training and then nail come race day.

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Keep in mind that it’s also hard to hit the perfect pace for every run. Your training paces will vary based on things like the weather conditions, hilliness, or the terrain you are running. Plus, other factors like poor sleep or stress slip-on suede ankle boot.

So use the following marathon pace charts as a reference point for where you want to be with your average running pace. And adjust from there.

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What is the purpose of a marathon pace chart or other distance?

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How can a pace chart help me reach a time specific goal?

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So you can easily determine your pace per mile and/or pace per kilometer from a race or recent training run.
To see what pace you’ll need to average to hit a specific goal time. For example, if you’re targeting a sub-1:50 half marathon, you can easily see that you’ll need to average a 8:23 per mile or faster. Knowing that pace, you can then structure your training accordingly.

How do I use a marathon pace chart?

Choose which measure of pace—per mile or per kilometer—you prefer. Then select the page devoted to the pace range that most closely matches your typical times.