Running calculators for training and race planning

Run coaching always considers individual context, experience, and goals. These calculators provide practical starting points for runners who want guidance on pacing, training zones, and race targets. When paired with a running coach and a training plan, they help support informed decisions around effort, workload, and long-term progress.
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    • Daily carbohydrate intake baseline for runners

      Identify a baseline level of daily carbohydrate intake to support run training and recovery. Estimates are based on activity level and provide a starting point for evaluating whether day to day fueling supports your workload.

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    • Estimating sweat rate and fluid loss

      Hydration needs are highly unique, based on weather, duration, intensity, but also your own genetics. This calculator will help you understand your unique fluid loses so that you can avoid the negative impacts of dehydration while racing and training.

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    • Fueling guidance for long runs

      Plan in run fueling based on how long and how hard you are running. This tool helps estimate the minimum carbohydrate intake needed during longer runs using gels, drinks, chews, or food so fueling practice aligns with training demands.

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    • Pace adjustments for heat and humidity

      Adjust training and race pace to reflect the added stress of heat and humidity. This calculator helps runners set realistic expectations and align effort with environmental conditions during warm weather running.

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