35:00 5K pace

To finish a 5K in 35:00 you need to average 11:16 per mile — 7:00 per kilometre.

Per mile
11:16
Per km
7:00
Treadmill mph
5.3
km/h
8.6
Halfway (even)
17:30
Per 400 m lap
2:48
35:00 5K11:16per mile7:00 per km · VDOT 25.6

35:00 splits

Even pace, elapsed time at each marker. Need a negative split or a printable wristband? Use the split calculator.

MileElapsed
111:16
222:32
333:48
Finish35:00

Training paces for a 35:00 5K

From the Daniels VDOT model at VDOT 25.6 — the fitness a 35:00 5K implies.

Run typePace
Easy & long runs13:54–15:12/mi · 8:38–9:27/km
Marathon pace (VDOT)12:32/mi · 7:47/km
Threshold / tempo11:41/mi · 7:15/km
Intervals (3–5 min)10:47/mi · 6:42/km
Repetitions (200–400 m)10:10/mi · 6:19/km
Equivalent Mile
10:32
Equivalent 10K
1:12:53
Equivalent Half marathon
2:40:59
Equivalent Marathon
5:28:30

Equivalents assume equal training for each distance. Personalise with the VDOT calculator or race time predictor.

Racing to 35:00

Even pacing is the most economical way to hit a time goal. Plan the first kilometre a few seconds slower than 7:00/km while the field spreads out, then settle. A small negative split — through halfway in 17:41, home in 17:19 — leaves room to finish strong.

GPS watches usually read slightly long on road courses, so trust the official markers and the elapsed times above rather than the watch’s average pace.

Other 5K goals

Every finish time in one table: 5K pace chart. Other races: Marathon · Half marathon · 10K

Questions runners ask

What pace do I need for a 35:00 5K?

11:16 per mile or 7:00 per kilometre, held evenly for 3.11 miles (5 km). That is 5.33 mph or 8.57 km/h.

What treadmill speed is 35:00 5K pace?

5.3 mph or 8.6 km/h. Many runners add a 1% incline to mimic outdoor effort, following Jones and Doust (1996).

What should my halfway split be for a 35:00 5K?

17:30 for perfectly even pacing. A gentle 2% negative split puts you through halfway in 17:41 and asks for 17:19 on the way home.

What other race times are equivalent to a 35:00 5K?

Using Jack Daniels’ VDOT model (VDOT 25.6): Mile 10:32, 10K 1:12:53, Half marathon 2:40:59, Marathon 5:28:30.

How should I train for a 35:00 5K?

Daniels-style training paces for this goal: easy 13:54–15:12 per mile, threshold 11:41 per mile, interval 10:47 per mile. Most weekly running should be easy, with one or two quality sessions.