Enter a race time to calculate your training zones
Easy running (<70% of max heart rate) is the foundation of endurance training. Here you build aerobic capacity without placing unnecessary strain on the body. Most runs should stay in this zone.
The Golden Zone is a conservative approach to threshold training. Instead of running right on the edge of your lactate threshold, you train slightly slower. This supports more consistent quality and better recovery. The adjustment scales with interval length:
These paces are estimates based on race results and your entered max heart rate. Individual variation exists, so adjust based on how the training feels. If you use a heart-rate monitor, the easy-running heart-rate zone is the most important one to follow.