Training analysis tool - pre race mileage (and pace)
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Mar 2017
4:12pm, 17 Mar 2017
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StuHolmes
I'm really confused by the analysis tool. http://www.fetcheveryone.com/training-analysis-preracemileage.php?race_distance=26.2&race_unit=miles&race_hours=3&race_minutes=45 According to the above, the average training pace for ALL training of the 157 people that acheived a 3:45 marathon was at marathon pace? http://www.fetcheveryone.com/training-analysis-preracemileage.php?race_distance=26.2&race_unit=miles&race_hours=4&race_minutes=00 And the average training pace for the 174 who acheived 4hrs was actually faster than their marathon pace?? Am I interpreting that correctly? Goes against everything I've read about marathon training. |
Mar 2017
4:54pm, 17 Mar 2017
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fetcheveryone
Whenever I've looked at the numbers before, there's always a tipping point around the 4hr marathon mark. Quicker than 4hrs,and the average running pace becomes slower than race pace. Slower than 4hrs, and training pace outstrips race pace.
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Mar 2017
11:42pm, 17 Mar 2017
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StuHolmes
So... the fact my average training pace is in the bottom 10 percentile is not a bad thing??
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