Ciao ​@sheva. Do you want to export or highlight the steps done during the activities that Strava shows?

Walking and running have the average_cadence information too, you can use that (one rpm are two steps) and the moving time to calculate the step count.

​@Jan_Mantau just to clarify, for foot sports, the cadence is actually spm - step (vs. full circle/rotation on a bike). I mean… with a running cadence of 180, which is fairly fast, it's 3 steps per second - tbh I can't imagine that 6 steps per second would be doable, even Usain Bolt kept it under 5 steps per second

​@Jana_S For foot sports Strava uses two steps for one unit of cadence in the API and that unit is meant per minute. In that way it’s similar to cycling. Strictly speaking it’s neither rpm nor spm in the API because it’s not a “round” and because you have to double the number to get the spm. What you see as running cadence of 180 in the Strava app would translate to a cadence of 90 in the Strava API calls.

Oh okay - thanks for the explanation, that makes sense! I haven't expected that the values used by the API would be different from the UI, good to know. (Now if only Strava didn't ignore cadence data from AW… 🫠 but that's another story)

yes! How can I obtain this information?