Pacing in Heat and Humidity
In tropical climates, heat and humidity are the biggest outside factors on race day. How heat affects pacing, how to prepare, and the warning signs of heat illness.
Read articleThe complete Pacer Academy library — practical guidance for pacers, pace-group leads and race organisers.
In tropical climates, heat and humidity are the biggest outside factors on race day. How heat affects pacing, how to prepare, and the warning signs of heat illness.
Read articleAn example three-session programme, the rules for every session, how to submit your FIT file — and the criteria your feedback report assesses.
Read articleAll ten training modules at a glance — the objective of each and the key skill it develops.
Read articleA complete example rundown from a full and half marathon with a very early start (HCMC Marathon 2026) — use it as a template for your own event.
Read articleA practical guide for pacers and race organisers supporting recreational runners — from recruitment and training to race day and the post-race wrap-up.
Read articleHitting the finish time matters — but an effective pacing philosophy goes beyond the clock to create a positive, supportive race experience.
Read articleToday isn’t your day to shine. Every step you take fuels someone else’s dream — and you are far more than just a timer.
Read articleBeing fast isn’t enough. Pacers must be able to run meaningfully faster than their group’s target pace — here is how big that buffer should be.
Read articleGreat pacers love motivating others, are honest about their readiness, and act as ambassadors for their event.
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