Run315

Sunday 23 Aug 2026, 07:30

running · read as long

Run

20.19 km
1:37:34 moving
4:50 /km average
4:45 /km corrected for the heat
151 avg bpm · max 160
121 training load

21 C, 58% humidity, 12 C dew point -- worth about 1.8%, so your corrected pace is what matters.

Running form

Over the running portion only

182spm
Cadence
±0 spread
1.13m
Stride length
240ms
Ground contact
7.4%
Vertical ratio
Bounce as a share of stride.

Second half against the first: cadence +0 spm, ground contact +0 ms. Pace went 4:59 /km to 4:53 /km, which moves cadence on its own.

Why you stopped

6:34 not running

Mostly held together, with 1 fatigue break late on.

2 Crossings 1 Rest stops 1 Fatigue
AtWhat it wasFor HRPace after
1.20 km Crossing
Short full stop with heart rate barely moving: a road crossing.
0:16 −4 +0.0% 75% sure
9.10 km Rest
Stood still long enough for heart rate to come down: a real break.
2:24 −35 -0.1% 80% sure
12.60 km Crossing
Short full stop with heart rate barely moving: a road crossing.
0:12 −2 -0.1% 75% sure
16.10 km Exhaustion
Late, heart rate still high while barely moving, and you never got the pace back: this was fatigue.
3:42 −0 +8.9% 85% sure

“Pace after” compares the 250 m before the interruption with the 250 m after. A stop you recover from costs nothing; fatigue shows up here.

Where you ran

251 points

Kilometre splits

Uneven — a workout, or a run that got away from you.

1 4:57 /km
2 5:21 /km
3 4:57 /km
4 4:57 /km
5 4:57 /km
6 4:57 /km
7 4:57 /km
8 4:57 /km
9 4:57 /km
10 7:29 /km
11 4:57 /km
12 4:57 /km
13 5:17 /km
14 4:57 /km
15 4:57 /km
16 4:32 /km
17 7:05 /km
18 4:53 /km
19 4:53 /km
20 4:53 /km

Longer bar is faster. Last split may be partial.

Best efforts in this run

DistanceTimePacevs record
0.40 km 1:47 4:28 /km +0:20
0.80 km 3:35 4:29 /km +0:41
1.00 km 4:29 4:29 /km +0:44
1.61 km 7:30 4:40 /km +1:16
3.00 km 14:24 4:48 /km +2:46
5.00 km 24:39 4:56 /km +5:15
10.00 km 51:21 5:08 /km +10:02
15.00 km 1:17:09 5:09 /km +6:53
16.09 km 1:22:34 5:08 /km +6:57

Signals

+4.3%
Cardiac drift
Some drift — warm conditions, or the top end of easy.
101
Metres climbed
1073
Calories
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