I've been thinking mt training pace has been too one dimensional; one speed. I go and run at whatever pace I am able and that's it; never faster, never slower. Not fast enough to build speed and not slow enough to build endurance.
For this weekend's RMRR Event, 10 miler, I will target 10:00 minute miles.
2026 Walker Coach Workbook see Zones Tab
To run a half marathon in under 2 hours, your target race pace is 9:09 per mile.
Target Training Paces
Your training schedule uses different speeds for different types of runs to build speed and endurance safely:
- Easy / Recovery Runs: 11:00
- RPE 2-3
- 10:28–11:16 per mile.
- Use these slow paces for most of your weekly miles so your body can rest and recover.
- Long Runs: 10:00
- RPE 4-5
- 9:40–10:43 per mile.
- Build your long weekend runs up to 10–12 miles at a comfortable, steady conversational pace.
- Tempo / Threshold Runs: < 9:30
- RPE 6-7
- 9:15–9:23 per mile.
- Run 15 to 20 minutes at this slightly hard pace during mid-week workouts to teach your body to handle fatigue.
- Interval Workouts: < 9:00 RPE
- RPE 8-9
- 8:35–8:51 per mile.
- Run short, fast repeats
- 1000 meters hard with 90 seconds of walking or slow jogging in between to boost your overall speed.
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