Masterstrack.com unveils handy-dandy pace/split calculator

Masterstrack.com unveils handy-dandy pace/split calculator

Chris Dellinger, the brains behind our Trainlog online diary, provides a cool new tool — a split/pace calculator.  Of course, this isn’t a first. (Lots of sites offer pace calculators). But ours is the best!  Type in a desired time for any given distance and hit CALCULATE to see splits and other info on this pace. It works great. Chris has been working on this for a while, and he writes: “I did make some changes based upon your feedback as well as from several other sites that use our functionality. . . .  The biggest change you’ll see . . . is that we put two tabs on the page to let you either calculate your pace for your splits or predict a time for one run based upon a time from another run.”  Here’s what a 6:30 mile yields: 


 

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3 Responses

  1. Chris - April 3, 2009

    Hope everyone likes it. Definitely let me know if you have any ideas how to improve it or any ideas for other types of calculators that would be helpful.
    Chris

  2. donna - April 3, 2009

    There used to be a calculator somewhere online that allowed you to input a current race time, percent of improvement you’d like to make, and then calculate what the projected finishing time would be based on those numbers. Has anyone seen it? Or is this a job for Chris the Calculator Guy? 🙂

  3. Chris - April 13, 2009

    Hey Donna, just saw your comment. On the “Pace Split” screen I’ve added the ability for you to increase/decrease your time by 1% increments. Take a look and let me know if this is doing what you were asking for.
    Chris

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