Swim Pace Formula:
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Swim pace is a measure of how long it takes to swim a certain distance, typically expressed as time per 100 meters. It helps swimmers track performance and set training goals.
The calculator uses the swim pace formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates how many seconds it takes to swim 100 meters based on your actual swim time and distance.
Details: Knowing your swim pace helps with training consistency, race planning, and tracking performance improvements over time.
Tips: Enter your total swim time in seconds and distance in meters. Both values must be positive numbers.
Q1: Why calculate pace per 100 meters?
A: 100 meters is a standard distance used for comparing swim performance across different distances.
Q2: What's a good swim pace?
A: This varies by skill level. Competitive swimmers might aim for under 60 seconds/100m, while beginners might be 90-120 seconds/100m.
Q3: Can I use minutes instead of seconds?
A: Yes, but convert to seconds first (1 minute = 60 seconds) for accurate calculations.
Q4: Does this work for all swim strokes?
A: Yes, but pace varies significantly between strokes (freestyle is typically fastest).
Q5: How can I improve my swim pace?
A: Focus on technique, strength training, and interval workouts to gradually reduce your time per 100m.