Athlete10 min
Inputs
- Timing, schedule, or constraints
- What the athlete needs next
Outputs
- A personalized plan or timeline
- A simple output you can use today
Target Race Time
18min
:00sec
Wristband Preview
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
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Full Split Table
| Mark | Cumulative | Split |
|---|---|---|
| 400m | 1:26 | 1:26 |
| 800m | 2:53 | 1:26 |
| 1200m | 4:19 | 1:26 |
| 1 Mi | 5:48 | 1:28 |
| 2 Mi | 11:35 | 5:48 |
| 3 Mi | 17:23 | 5:48 |
| 5K | 18:00 | 0:37 |
Use this in practice
- Print a team set before every race — hand out at the pre-race tent meeting.
- Use a strip of athletic tape on the wrist (write side up). Attach the wristband strip on top.
- For 5K XC, the "Mile" splits are the most glance-worthy. Teach athletes to check at mile markers.
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5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
5K – 18:00
400m1:26
800m2:53
1200m4:19
1 Mi5:48
2 Mi11:35
3 Mi17:23
5K18:00
race pacing examples
Practical examples
Pacing examples for mile and 5K goals that show what the wristband is actually helping the athlete do on race day.

5K rhythm and pacing focus
A distance-race visual for athletes who need steady early splits instead of a reckless first mile.
5KPacingDistance

Printable pacing output example
A tool-adjacent visual that reinforces the idea that this becomes a real race-day strip, not just a number on screen.
PrintablePace planOutput

Sprints and field-events visual
Useful when the tool serves sprinters, jumpers, or short-power athletes.
SprintField