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Replying to standard calcs (post #19). View original post.

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6x1k off of 2 minutes jogging rest: Is this potential 5k pace?

standard calcs

standard calcs wrote:

the standard is mutliply your total volume by about .6 and that's roughly the distance you can hold that pace. obviously plenty of caveats, like rest times make a big difference.

but in general i'd say 8x1k w/2' rest would be a better indicator of 5k pace. it's not going to differ massively from 6x1k of course.

y'all hating on me with this, but then we find out i was spot on. queue "i'm not surprised mfers". am kinda surprised more of you haven't seen this pattern.

6 x 1k @ 2:58 w/2' rest and my estimate is that's what he could run for about 3600 meters.

his 3k pr? 2:57 pace

probably around 15:20-15:40 shape rn/recently

with a solid summer, sub-15 feels like a lock given the OPs aerobic capacity is not very developed yet

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