Workouts to improve lactate threshold pace. Pace/tempo training uses an intensity at or slightly higher than race competition intensity. This intensity corresponds to the lactate threshold; therefore, this type of training is often called threshold training. There are two ways to conduct pace/tempo training: steady and intermittent.
Estimated lactate threshold pace = 7,258.141 meters/1,802 seconds = 4.03 meters per second. But meters per second is kind of useless for us metric avoiding residents of the United states of America. So how do we convert that to miles per hour? Multiply the rate of meters per second by 2.2369 So, 4.03 m/s x 2.2369 = 9.01 miles per hour.
According to the science, to estimate your lactate threshold, divide the distance covered in metres during that time by 1,800 seconds (30 minutes). For example, a runner covering 8,000 metres in 30 minutes has an estimated lactate threshold of 8,000 metres divided by 1,800 seconds = 4.5 meters per second.
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what is lactate threshold pace
