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Determining the range of your “base” training pace
Posted February 8th, 2007 at 4:10 PM by Jim Fortner
Section: Running & Training, Training Tips
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There are three ways to determine and measure your “base” training pace range, which should be used for all training, except for speed work.
1. Base it on a recent race pace. Your training pace should be 1-2 minutes per mile slower than 10k race pace. That should be well within your aerobic zone.
It can vary depending on a several factors, such as weather and how tired/stressed you might be. However, the 1 - 2 minute range allows for a lot of variation.
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