10K rewards threshold strength
A strong 10K plan usually includes tempo or threshold work, not just short fast intervals.
Pace chart
10K pace chart
A 10K pace chart is useful for race planning, but the training block should still adapt to your current fitness and schedule.
Included on this page
Common 10K goal times
Per-km and per-mile reference paces
Useful for pacing strategy
Free resource
Free 10K pace chart
Compare common 10K finish goals and use the calculator pages to set training paces.
- Common 10K goal times
- Per-km and per-mile reference paces
- Useful for pacing strategy
WhenSessionHow to run it
60:006:00/km9:39/mile
55:005:30/km8:51/mile
50:005:00/km8:03/mile
45:004:30/km7:15/mile
40:004:00/km6:26/mile
Training notes
Make the plan fit the runner.
Start controlled
A small early surge can cost more over 10K than it feels like in the first two kilometers.
Build specific endurance
Longer aerobic runs and controlled tempos make goal pace feel more sustainable.
Related guides
Keep building the plan.
Busy runner plan
10K training plan for busy runners
A free busy-runner 10K sample plan with three efficient weekly runs and a CTA to build an adaptive Runapt plan.
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Free Tempo Run Pace Calculator
Calculate your tempo and threshold run pace targets from a recent race or time trial result. Optimize your structured speed workouts for free!
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Free Easy Run Pace Calculator
Calculate your ideal easy running pace range from a recent race result. Learn how to protect your recovery days and build aerobic base for free!
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