Split Calculation:
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Workout split refers to dividing your total workout time into equal intervals. This helps in structured training sessions, especially for interval running workouts.
The calculator uses the simple formula:
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Explanation: The calculation evenly distributes your total workout time across all intervals.
Details: Proper split calculation ensures balanced training sessions, helps maintain consistent pacing, and allows for effective recovery between intervals.
Tips: Enter your total planned workout time in minutes and the number of intervals you want to perform. Both values must be positive numbers.
Q1: What's a good number of intervals for a running workout?
A: Typically 4-12 intervals depending on your fitness level and workout goals. Beginners might start with 4-6 intervals.
Q2: Should warm-up and cool-down be included in the total time?
A: No, calculate splits based only on the active workout time. Add warm-up and cool-down separately.
Q3: How precise should I be with the split times?
A: For most training purposes, rounding to the nearest 5-10 seconds is sufficient.
Q4: Can I use this for other interval training?
A: Yes, this calculator works for any type of interval training where you want to divide time equally.
Q5: What if my intervals aren't equal in duration?
A: This calculator assumes equal intervals. For pyramid or ladder workouts, you'll need more advanced planning.