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Calculate Swimming Pace & Split Times

Convert swim times to pace per 100m/100yd. Calculate split times for any distance from 50m to open water.

📅 Updated April 2026 Formula verified 📖 4 min read 🆓 Free · No sign-up

Allure au 100m

Débutant : 2:30-3:00/100m. Intermédiaire : 1:45-2:15. Avancé : 1:20-1:45. Compétitif : sous 1:20. Élite : sous 1:00. Le crawl est la nage la plus rapide pour la plupart. La brasse est 15-25% plus lente que le crawl à effort égal. Pour le triathlon, le néoprène améliore la vitesse de 5-10%.

Améliorer

La technique est plus importante que la force. Travaillez : la position du corps (horizontal), le roulis des épaules, l'allongement des bras, et le virage au mur. Les exercices éducatifs avec planche et pull-buoy sont essentiels.

⚡ CalcWolf Insight

Swimming burns 400-700 calories per hour — more than running at the same perceived effort. It is also zero-impact, making it ideal for injury recovery and lifelong fitness. The barrier to entry is technique: a 30-minute lesson can improve your efficiency (and enjoyment) more than months of uncoached practice.

Frequently asked questions
Quel temps pour 1 km ?
Débutant : 25-30 min. Intermédiaire : 18-22 min. Avancé : 14-18 min.
Comment progresser ?
Exercices techniques (75% du temps), intervalles (20%), endurance (5%). La position du corps horizontal est la priorité #1.
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