Your target and its pace
A 0:30:00 finish over 5 km corresponds to 6:00/km or 9:39/mi when shown to the nearest second. This page uses an even pace: equal distances receive equal shares of the original target time.
The full target is 1,800 seconds. Dividing it into five equal kilometres gives six minutes per kilometre. A mile interval would place markers at different physical points, followed by a short final section; it does not change the 30:00 finish.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Distance | 5 km |
| Exact target | 0:30:00 |
| Displayed pace / km | 6:00 |
| Displayed pace / mile | 9:39 |
| Halfway distance | 2.5 km |
| Halfway time | 0:15:00 |
Check the cumulative splits
The cumulative split table includes each whole kilometre, halfway if it is a separate marker, and one exact finish. These values are elapsed time since the start. Changing the display unit relabels those same checkpoints; it does not move them to whole-mile markers.
Read the final segment
The last whole-kilometre checkpoint before the finish is 4 km at 0:24:00. The remaining 1,000 m takes 0:06:00 when rounded separately. Adjacent displayed values can differ by one second from a separately rounded segment; the original target is not adjusted to hide that effect.
Edit the plan or make a band
Open this target in the split calculator to change the marker interval or display unit. In the pace-band maker, choose A4 or Letter, a band size and a short label. Preview all strips and check the finish before exporting. The preset starts at an even allocation; any two-half change should be an explicit choice.