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What is grade-adjusted pace (GAP)?

Grade-adjusted pace converts your actual running pace on a hill into the equivalent pace you'd run on flat ground for the same effort. Because uphills slow you down and downhills speed you up, GAP lets you compare effort fairly across varied terrain.

How do I use the grade-adjusted pace calculator?

Enter your running pace and the hill gradient (percent incline or decline), and the tool returns your flat-equivalent GAP. This helps you judge whether a hilly run was actually harder than a flat one and pace your effort more consistently on rolling courses.

Why is grade-adjusted pace useful for training?

It lets you train by effort rather than raw pace, so an uphill stretch counts for the harder work it really is. Comparing GAP across runs makes progress clearer on hilly routes, where actual pace alone can be misleading.