Tinman Running Calculator

I emailed Tom to see if this was a permanent situation or not. I don't speak website well. Hoping it's just a server issue or something.

I use the calculator for my athletes and find it super helpful. I was really bummed to see it down also and had to use my best guess for training paces at practice tonight.

The good news is that another coach friend of mine is good friends with Tinman so I asked if he would reach out about it. He was told tonight that it’s supposed to be back up next week. Tinman is doing some revamping apparently.

Fingers crossed it's back soon

If not, there is a nice thread about CV:

Calculate it by yourself, explained in detail therein.

If you don't have "the man who loved CV more than tinman" pencilled in for your headstone when you die, you should book that in, now.

But he was right about...you know what.

Man, I miss my boy's calculator......anyone else been refreshing the page a couple of times an hour for the past couple of days?!?!?

I do not know why there is so much hate here against Tinman.

My headstone will show up something like that:

'He was ahead of his time by 20+ years' or

'He tried to help crying LRCs, who used the Tinmans calculator but are not able to calculate CV by themself'

or

'Universal running intensity is %CV'

haha, something like that.

He is rebranding/moving the website and the calculator FE is still under development. When done i'm assuming this will be the landing page.

The original, can be used offline, download from google drive with link

Thank you for sharing. I already started using it and it is very similar to the new calculator

Works well. I think this is the best alternative for the time being. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for sharing. I already started using it and it is very similar to the new calculator

Works well. I think this is the best alternative for the time being. Thanks for sharing.

Here is a Weebly pdf of Tinman's Pace charts to hold you over until the update is finished. Only down side it doesn't have anything faster than 15 flat for 5k.

Did he say anything? Anyone got any updates?

This is great to have. Thank you. I've relied on the calculator quite a bit for a quick and dirty guide when writing workouts.

I'm surprised by how gentle the curve is (how linear the relationships is relative to 5K pace), at least at first glance. A simple formula gets you within a second of the slow end of 1K CV pace: 5Kpace/4.75 [with an adjustment of +1 second for every minute you are over 19:00].

Pretty sure that and 40+ mpw would get you in the top 5% of all HS xc programs. It is at the good enough stage for kids.

My impression is people are bothered a lot more by the man than the training