How the estimate works
The calculator multiplies your average running pace by the number of intervals, adds each station estimate and then adds one total transition allowance.
It deliberately keeps each assumption visible. If the target depends on an unrealistic wall-ball or sled split, the breakdown shows that immediately.
How to make the target useful
- Use recent compromised-running sessions rather than a fresh 1 km personal best.
- Time complete station efforts under the movement standard you expect to use.
- Include a realistic transition allowance instead of assuming zero.
- Recalculate after a rehearsal and compare the estimate with the actual session.
Add this calculator to your website
Coaches, gyms and clubs can put this free calculator on their own training-resources page. Athletes get every input, the same breakdown and the same planning limitation, and “Open full calculator” takes their plan to this page in a new tab.
- Copy the embed code below.
- In your website builder, add a custom HTML block (often called “Custom HTML”, “Code” or “Embed”).
- Paste the code, keep the credit link underneath the frame, and publish the page over HTTPS.
The calculator runs inside the frame. It adds no script to your page, does not read your page’s address and sends nothing an athlete types to ScoreRep.
Configurable for your event
Race formats and standards vary. Confirm the distance, station order, movement rules and penalties published by your event organiser before using the estimate as a target.