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Long runSaturday, 25 April 2026 · 7:15

15.02km1:32:00time6:07avg /km144avg hr · max 15231m climb6:01adj /km+7.6%decoupling

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Conditions21°C · 61% RH · 5.3 m/s

6:01adjusted /km · ran 6:07

What this run would have cost in 13 °C, 50 % RH, still air, on the flat. The fitness trend uses the adjusted figure, so a Danish August and a Danish November sit on the same scale.

Running format easy effort · 614 samples

242ms ground contact8.7cm oscillation1.08m stride175spm cadence-1.6%contact drift

Averaged only over samples taken while your heart rate was easy, so these are comparable between runs. Contact drift is second half against first: a few percent is normal fatigue, a lot on a short easy run is not.

Heart rateavg 144 bpm · max 152

144bpm averageeasy

149105

easy · under 150steadyhard · 165+

Heart-rate recovery

−14bpm, measured 90 s after the finish

152133

90 s after the finish

A bigger drop means the parasympathetic system switches back on faster, which improves with aerobic fitness. Only comparable run to run if you measure it the same way — stop, stand still, don't walk it off. One value is noise; the trend over a block is the signal.

Pace & elevation

5:456:006:156:3014301 km2 km3 km4 km5 km6 km7 km8 km9 km10 km11 km12 km13 km14 km15 km

shaded = easy pace range · elevation in metres (watch barometer — baseline drifts) · shared distance axis

Splits

16:06143
26:07143
36:13145
46:10143
56:13144
66:10149
76:03140
86:06144
96:03144
106:11140
116:02144
126:14141
136:03146
146:13147
156:07145