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48:00 10K pace

A 48:00 10K is 4:48/km (7:43/mi), 12.5 km/h.

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10K finish times around your target, in 15 seconds steps
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Finish times at 4:48 per km

Finish time at this pace for each distance
DistanceFinish time
1K4:48
1 mile7:43
5K24:00
10K48:00
10 miles1:17:15
Half marathon1:41:16
Marathon3:22:32
50K4:00:00

Splits for a 48:00 10K

Even pace all the way
Splits per km
kmSplitElapsed
14:484:48
24:489:36
34:4814:24
44:4819:12
54:4824:00
64:4828:48
74:4833:36
84:4838:24
94:4843:12
104:4848:00
Splits per mile
MileSplitElapsed
17:437:43
27:4315:27
37:4323:10
47:4330:54
57:4338:37
67:4346:21
Final 0.214 mi1:3948:00

What a 48:00 10K predicts

Estimate
Estimated times at other distances (Riegel formula)
DistanceEstimated time
5K23:01
10 miles1:19:29
Half marathon1:45:54
Marathon3:40:49

These are estimates from the Riegel formula, T2 = T1 × (D2 ÷ D1)^1.06. They assume you’ve trained for the other distance, so treat them as a guide, not a promise.

Sub-50 is a pacing job

Under 50 minutes is a common target once finishing a 10K feels comfortable. Settle into goal pace by the first kilometre marker and check it every kilometre after that.

One session a week at or just under goal pace, plus regular easy runs, builds most of the speed you need.

If the course has a water station, a mouthful is plenty.

Pace questions runners ask

What pace do I need for a 48:00 10K?
A 48:00 10K is 4:48/km (7:43/mi), 12.5 km/h, held for the whole race.
What treadmill speed is 48:00 10K pace?
Set the treadmill to 12.5 km/h or 7.8 mph to run 4:48/km (7:43/mi).
Where should I be at halfway in a 48:00 10K?
With even pacing you pass halfway in 24:00; with a negative split, a little later.
What does a 48:00 10K predict for other distances?
The Riegel formula estimates 23:01 for the 5K, 1:19:29 for the 10-mile race, 1:45:54 for the half marathon, 3:40:49 for the marathon, assuming you’ve trained for each distance.