Backyard Ultra Pace & Distance Table

One more yard.

Plan your Backyard Ultra distance, lap pace, and time between starts.

ONE HOUR. ONE MORE YARD.
yards
1–1,000 whole laps
Target lap time
THE DISTANCE ADDS UP
160.93km

24 yards · 100.00 miles

Required lap pace7:27 /km
Rest before next yard10:00 min:sec
Pace per mile12:00 /mi
Elapsed schedule1d 0h

Rest time & required pace

One 6.7056 km yard every hour

More rest means a faster lap. Compare the pace needed to leave each break before the next hourly start.

Rest (min:sec)Lap time (min:sec)Pace (min/km)Pace (min/mi)
0:0060:008:5714:24
1:0059:008:4814:10
2:0058:008:3913:55
3:0057:008:3013:41
4:0056:008:2113:26
5:0055:008:1213:12
6:0054:008:0312:58
7:0053:007:5412:43
8:0052:007:4512:29
9:0051:007:3612:14
10:0050:007:2712:00
11:0049:007:1811:46
12:0048:007:0911:31
13:0047:007:0111:17
14:0046:006:5211:02
15:0045:006:4310:48
16:0044:006:3410:34
17:0043:006:2510:19
18:0042:006:1610:05
19:0041:006:079:50
20:0040:005:589:36
21:0039:005:499:22
22:0038:005:409:07
23:0037:005:318:53
24:0036:005:228:38
25:0035:005:138:24

Paces are rounded to the nearest second. The 0:00 rest row is the mathematical 60-minute limit and leaves no time before the next start. A matching target lap time is highlighted.

Your yard-by-yard table

6.7056 km per yard
YardKilometersMilesHoursDays + hoursMilestone reached
16.714.1710d 1h—
213.418.3320d 2h—
320.1212.5030d 3h—
426.8216.6740d 4h—
533.5320.8350d 5h—
640.2325.0060d 6h—
746.9429.1770d 7hMarathon
853.6433.3380d 8h50K
960.3537.5090d 9h—
1067.0641.67100d 10h—
1173.7645.83110d 11h—
1280.4750.00120d 12h50 miles
1387.1754.17130d 13h—
1493.8858.33140d 14h—
15100.5862.50150d 15h100K
16107.2966.67160d 16h—
17114.0070.83170d 17h—
18120.7075.00180d 18h—
19127.4179.17190d 19h—
20134.1183.33200d 20h—
21140.8287.50210d 21h—
22147.5291.67220d 22h—
23154.2395.83230d 23h—
24160.93100.00241d 0h100 miles · 24 hours

Elapsed hours show the hourly schedule, including rest. Distance milestones mark the first completed yard reaching or passing the distance.

These tools provide informational estimates, not personalized medical advice. Targets do not guarantee performance or safety. Consider your fitness, terrain, weather, altitude, and recovery. For health concerns, consult an appropriate healthcare professional.

What is a Backyard Ultra?

A yard is 6.7056 km (approximately 4.1667 miles), with a new yard starting each hour. Complete 24 yards and you cover exactly 100 miles. The table uses the precise meter distance, not the rounded mile value.

A 50-minute lap leaves 10 minutes before the next scheduled start. That is a calculation, not an optimal strategy. The table’s elapsed hours include the rest between starts; actual running time depends on your lap times.