Bike pace measures the average time it takes a cyclist to cover a unit distance, typically expressed in minutes per kilometre. Understanding pace helps riders gauge effort, plan training sessions, and compare performances across different routes.
Why it matters is that pace normalises speed for varying distances and terrain, allowing athletes to track improvements and set realistic goals. Coaches often use pace to prescribe interval workouts and monitor fatigue.
The calculation converts total riding time into a per‑kilometre figure. By dividing the elapsed time by the distance, you obtain seconds per kilometre, which can be reformatted into a more intuitive minutes‑seconds format.
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