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Everest

planner calculates what your distance will be in an Orange Everest 🏔 workout, based on one of the predefined strategies below.
Unlike a normal pacing chart, this planner gives you the flexibility to have a mix of push, base & all-out during the climb.

When is the next ?
It has not been announced yet.
The last one was on 4/11/2025, and it is expected to come again at around 8/28/2025, based on an average of 162 days between each Everest 🏔. (You can find all the data in .)

What is Orange Everest?

A tread-block signature workout, where participants gradually increase the incline every minute until they reach 15%, then gradually decrease the incline every minute back to 1%, with the final minute being an all-out effort. For details, check out .

How To Use?

Pick your class type (2G vs 3G)
Find a strategy below that fits your style.
Pick your starting pace.
Figure out how much you need to adjust based on the hill climb, or anything else your strategy of choice required.
Look at Estimated distance* to see how far you hit by the end of the workout.
Check this
to include a
adjustment to account for tread’s ramp up time, machine calibration issue, misclicks or human error.
(Not sure what it is? Leave it checked ✅, and you can find more context
.)

Strategies

💡 By default, the planner includes a
1%
penalty to the distance to account for tread’s ramp-up time, etc. See How To Use? above ☝️ to turn off/adjust the penalty as desire.

✏️ Are you taking a 2G or 3G class?
✅ 2G
3G
💡 Your
2G
Orange Everest will be
23
minutes long.

Power Walk & All-Out

Power walk for the entire incline portion of the benchmark. As it reaches flat road (1% incline), go for an aggressive push then all-out!
Flow
Uphill 📈 + Downhill 📉
Start with power walk at
mph 👈 This is your tread speed!
Flat Road 💆 (Inline
1%
at minute
21
)
Bump up to an aggressive push at
mph for
Go all-out at
mph in the last

Estimated Distance*:
1.633mi

Run, Power Walk, then All-Out

Start with base or push pace. As incline goes above
4%
, change to power walk. As incline drops below
6%
, go to base or push. Finish it with an aggressive push then all-out.
Flow
Uphill 📈
Start with base at
mph
As incline hits
at minute
3
, change to power walk at
mph
Maintain the pace till you reach the top.
Downhill 📉
Continue to power walk as the incline comes down.
As incline drops to
at minute
19
, go pack to base at
mph
Flat Road 💆 (
1%
incline)
Bump up to an aggressive push at
mph for
Go all-out at
mph in the last

Estimated Distance*:
1.922mi

Slow Down As Incline Goes Up

Start with your base or push. As you climb the hill, drop the pace by
0.1+
mph for every
1%
incline bump. As you come down, pick up the pace by
0.1+
mph for every
1%
incline drop. Wrap up the block with a push & all-out.

Flow
Start with base or push at
mph
Uphill 📈
Drop the pace by
mph for every 1% bump in incline
Downhill 📉
As you come down, bump up the pace by the same amount (
0.3
mph ) for every 1% drop in incline.
If it’s a 2% drop, bump the pace by
0.6
Flat Road 💆 (
1%
incline)
Bump up to an aggressive push at
mph for
Go all-out at
mph in the last

💡 At the hill top (
15%
), your pace will be
3.6 mph

Estimated Distance*:
2.187mi

Analysis: Can you beat your peers*? 🥇

Adjust the Filters below to see how your goal / PR compares against your peers*.
Peers are defined as within
3
years in age,
3
inch(es) in height &
7.5
lbs in weight.

Filters
Reset filters

Format:
✅ 2G
3G
Style:
✅ Runner
Walker
Biker
Strider
Gender:
✅ Female
Male
Nonbinary
Age:
00
Height:
ft
in
Weight:
lbs
New to OTF (Joined OTF < 6 months ago)?
Benchmark:

Adjust Peer Definition ⚙️

Age: +/-
0
3
years
Height: +/-
0
3
inches
Weight: +/-
000
7.5
lbs

Analysis

# data points
243
Average:
1.977mi
Bottom 25%:
1.74mi
Median:
1.96mi
Top 25%:
2.2mi
Top 10%:
2.42mi
Top 5%:
2.544mi
Top 1%:
2.7mi

Useful Links

💡 : Generate motivational quotes from OTF
Wiki on benchmark

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Last updated on
4/13/2025
Added data from 4/11’s benchmark survey
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