"training pace" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the intensity or speed at which a person is training or exercising. Example: During my morning run, I focused on maintaining a steady training pace rather than pushing myself too hard and risking injury.
The volunteers likewise ran along the same course five times at about their usual training pace.
She defers to her older teammates when it comes to setting the training pace.
He ran 90 miles a week, a light load for a marathoner, but he ran at a fierce training pace of five minutes a mile.
Her recent training pace has increased to six minutes a mile, encouraging her to think she has a chance to make the Olympic team next year.
For races on the track, she was accustomed to a training pace of five and a half or six minutes to the mile.
Leicester were operating at training pace, doing no service to the notion that individual reputations might be enhanced by bright showings here, and were carved open again a minute before half-time when the right-back Pereira was allowed to overlap untracked.
The Dodgers are running through their spring training paces nearly 2,000 miles away at an $80 million complex in Glendale, Ariz., that is closer to their home in Los Angeles.
"Over time, you learn how best to interpret and modify the predicted race times and optimal training paces to fit your particular strengths and weaknesses, as well as your goals," he says.
Furthermore, we took a capillary blood lactate samples (Lactate Pro, Arkray, KDK, Japan) from the fingertip at the conclusion of each interval and determined blood lactate concentrations remained below 4 mmol·L−1 (range 1.9 to 3.4 mmol·L−1 at the fastest running velocity), indicating the paces were within normal training paces for these athletes.
SHIFT AL MANI (2002) Totally overwhelming in its runaway-train pace.
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