Calculadora de Remada (ERG)
- Created by
- Renato Passos, Eng. de Software
- Reviewed by
- Renato Passos, Eng. de Software
Last updated: Apr 18, 2026
Formula
pace_500 = tempo / (dist/500) | proj_2000 = pace_500 × 4
About this calculator
This calculator is designed for athletes and indoor rowing practitioners using the ergometer (ERG). With it, you can calculate your average pace per 500 meters from a workout of any distance, and also project your total time for the standard 2,000 meter distance. The tool is useful for monitoring performance, adjusting pace during training, and simulating results in official races.
The operation is simple: enter your total workout time (in minutes and seconds) and the distance rowed (in meters). The calculator uses two basic formulas. First, it calculates the pace per 500 meters by dividing the total time by the number of 500-meter segments in the rowed distance. Then, to project the time for 2,000 meters, it multiplies the pace by 4, since 2,000 meters equals four 500-meter segments.
This calculator is ideal for rowers training on the ergometer who want to compare their results with pace references, such as ranking tables or personal goals. It is also useful for planning race strategies by defining a target pace for the 2,000 meters. Remember that the calculated pace is an average; in actual races, the pace may vary due to factors like fatigue and technique.
Caution: the projected pace for 2,000 meters assumes you maintain the same pace throughout the entire distance, which is not always realistic. Also, make sure to enter the time in the correct format (minutes:seconds). The calculator does not account for variations in power or technical efficiency, providing only a linear estimate. For more accurate results, use data from consistent workouts and consider using heart rate monitors.
Frequently asked questions
What does pace per 500 meters mean in rowing?
It is the average time it takes you to row 500 meters. It is a common metric for comparing performance on ergometers.
How do I enter the time if my workout lasted more than 60 minutes?
Enter the minutes normally. The field accepts values above 60. For example, 90:30 for 90 minutes and 30 seconds.
Is the projection for 2,000 meters accurate?
It assumes you maintain the same pace throughout the entire distance. In practice, pace may vary, so use it as a reference.
Can I use this calculator for on-water rowing workouts?
It is designed for ergometers, but the concept of pace per 500 meters also applies to on-water rowing, as long as you have the distance and time.
What is the difference between pace and power (watts)?
Pace is time per 500 meters, while power measures the force applied. They are related but not the same.