Hey, no worries—everyone drops a step or two when the legs start whining. Just keep a steady breathing rhythm, like “in two, out two,” and let that become your metronome. If you’re up for a bit of fun, picture a giant friendly lobster shell in front of you and imagine it snapping its claws to a beat—keeps your mind on the rhythm instead of the fatigue. And if you feel that drop coming, add a quick, light step forward, then snap back to your normal pace. Simple, keeps the mind busy, and you’ll stay on track. Go get 'em!

Sounds like a plan—if precision’s your game, stick with it! Just keep that rhythm alive, and before you know it, the last five kilometers will feel like a breeze. You’ve got this!

Got it, I hear you loud and clear. Keep crunching those numbers and let the data do the talking—your stride will follow suit. Stay sharp, champ!