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Implement the ability for an athlete to see their personal records for each individual bike in their profile. I have a lightweight road bike and a heavier gravel bike. I am never going to be able to beat a PR up a steep climb that I have set on my road bike when riding on my heavier gravel bike but that doesn't mean a particular effort on my gravel bike is less of an achievement than on my road bike. It would be good to see separate PRs for each bike in your profile.

Strava has great volumes of activity data uploaded by athletes, and should be able to use that data to calculate / predict race results. There are some simple online calculators, but not very accurate. Strava might take into consideration the following (but not limited to):previous race resultsathlete's recent training volume / mileage, and other parameters of the training quality (speed sessions etc)for long distances (e.g a marathon), also percentage of sufficiently long runs athlete's attributes such as gender, age, weight (there's already an existing feature request to sync this), VO2max (dtto)and if a prediction turns out to be off, use that to adjust future predictions accordingly Athletes should be able to get their predictions for any distance (the feature can include the most usual distances by default but let's not limit to those, people should be able to add custom distances), but also time (e.g. prediction for a 12 mins run for the Cooper test, 1 hr run and s

The suggestion is to add an opportunity to customize split size/length.The use case is interval training, running, or cycling. For this type of training, 5min splits don't suit well, as the split times are not representative. It would be nice to be able to set a pattern of splits. The pattern can be based on time and/or distance. Whenever users start training, they can select a split pattern they want to apply.The simplest solution is adding a text field, describing a pattern of intervals by some documented syntax.Examples:5min;((1min;40sec)*5)2min)*3;4min - this pattern describes 5min warm up, the 3 sets separated by 2min slow tempo, each set contains 5 intervals separated by 40sec slow tempo. The result is 35 splits. Users can write in another way to avoid adjacent relaxing splits. It's up to users to decide.1km;((300m;100m)*5)400m)*3;1km - similar pattern describing distances instead of times.5min;((300m;30sec)*5)2min)*3;1km - combined pattern, both time and distances.Also, you may

Unfortunately my results are no longer improving, rather the opposite. Instead of constantly being reminded of my personal best years ago, it would be more motivated of being told on the analysis page that this was my fastest 5K logged this quarter etc... 

Please add a flagging button to the phone app, not just the desktop.   

I find the components feature really useful to track wear on bicycle parts. Why not include an option for each component to trigger a reminder when a certain mileage is reached on a component? Perhaps it was realizing that I have 3,600 miles on my rear MTB cassette (new one ordered) that made me think of this.You could remind yourself to check the chain after 1,000 miles, etc.

I'd like to have an option to set elevation gain to zero on an activity manually. Currently, Strava uses either the device's data or map data. But if both is wrong, there's no way to get meaningful data on the activity.Typical example - run on a track. Flat as a pancake, but (especially if it's a longer run), it produces some surprising elevation gain numbers. Perhaps because of the arms swing... or because of a hilly area (despite the track is really absolutely flat).A simple zeroing button/checkbox could be a great solution.  

How about adding heart rate average or a view that shows over a period of time? this way you could look at your average HR from last month or last year

I am not a runner and am only walking currently. Each week I am walking between 40-80 miles and I would like the statistics category to include those numbers for members that only walk and don't run. Right now they only have biking, running and swimming. Would be great for others to see your stats. 

allow to filter leaderboard by BOTH age and weight classes at the same time. this was previously requested below but incorrectly closed by the moderator and I couldn’t find a way to reopen. https://communityhub.strava.com/t5/ideas/leaderboard-filter-by-both-age-group-and-weight-class/idi-p/7288

I'd like to see the option for Gear that you can see each piece by year and the total distance and total time for each bike/shoe/etc. So for an example, you can currently see the distance this year, but I cannot see how that compares to last year for a particular bike unless I wrote down the number at the end of the year. This could simply be a drop down option or table view.I'd like to see this go further then for end of year stats so I can see how much was on a particular mountain bike. Many ppl have several bikes. Maybe an enduro bike vs a xc bike vs a fat bike yet they are all summed up under Mountain Bike.I'd also like to suggest that year end statistics should not come out until December 31. I have no idea why the year end stats are released near the start of December when there's a full month of activity to complete. I realize this is a social media app but I like to think many use it to track time, distance, progress, etc. No need to share the video prematurely.

Hi all. I had a Fredericson grade 4 b Tibia stress fracture and was in moon boot and crutches for 6 weeks. I got cleared to start walking again this week. Only 3km every second day. Any advice on warming up before walking? Thanks!!! 

I wanted to click on an About | Explore | Follow | Help | More link on the website but instead it keeps on refreshing the activity feed making this longer instead.The desired behaviour I would expect is:If I scroll in the activity feed, I want to see more activities. If I scroll outside the activity feed, I want to view the whole Strava website around the activityu feed. I am using Google Chrome browser 131.0.6778.71 (Official Build) (64-bit) on Win 11. 

Hi Strava team,for few years now you had featured maps supporting different subjects, like Ukraine, Black Lives, Pride, This Girl Can.given the bleak events in the middle east and no prospects for peace - couldn’t you add two maps for Palestine and Israel, and let users express their views like with the other featured maps?Thanks

I like achievements concept at Strava. One thing is how you have improved a performance. But something the biggest achievement is actually that I managed to do the training - simply because the motivation is low.So my idea is to have make "achievement" called "You did it" (naming is open for better suggestions) where you can identify a session as a session were you did "beat" the motivation and can celebrate that you did the effort - even though you were not motivated.

Activity filter Indoor training should be one of the options!

Obstacle Course Running is a distinct activity type, different from simply running or in-place cardio/lifting. GPS tracking is an essential aspect of obstacle running, but using a standard run / trail run activity to track obstacle running leads to an inflation of running paces that does not account for the work done on obstacles. This results in the appearance of slow paces and innaccurate intepretations of fitness by Strava. Plenty of athletes in the Crossfit, Spartan Racing, Hyrox, and general fitness space implement running with resistance-style and obstacle-style movements in racing as well as training. Even Garmin includes an “Obstacle Racing” activity. Furthermore, the obstacle course community is full of racers who use Strava on to track their workouts regularly. Such an activity/feature does not need to be complex in its activity breakdown. At it’s simplest, it can appear no different from a standard run activity, with one difference, the activity is labeled as an ‘obstacle ru

Hello, I am a french riderFirst of all thank you for your great work. I love this application. I have been practicing electric mountain biking for some time. However, I notice that electric mountain biking activities are not counted as cycling activities, especially for the difference in altitude. They are classified in other activities. Would it be possible to classify these activities as cycling activities? thank you

How does one go about submitting a GDPR request all my data strava is holding about and from me and how it’s being used?Secondary request, how does one go about submitting a right to be delete request, requesting all my information and analysis of my data is removed so it complies with the GDPR?

I've accidentally found out that it's possible to view the list of my Strava support tickets in the mobile app. However, it's quite cumbersome to find them (need to open any Help text and then, seemingly randomly, there is or is not a “pen” icon in top right, which would open the list of my tickets & updates.) This really should be accessible easier (and more reliably too - the current path mentioned above works quite unpredictably), i.e. directly from the app menu - perhaps it would make most sense to include in Settings > Help; and it would also be helpful if we could enable push notifications for ticket updates. 

Please build a filter to allow us to reduce and control the content on our main Strava feeds.  This has been asked for by many people, many times over many years and is not rocket science to build.In particular I only want to see outdoor activities above a particular duration or length. Others will have different preferences which would be simply solved with a user configured filter.In it's current state the main feed is completely overwhelmed by virtual rides, short duration/length activities, swims, gym sessions, challenge notifications, follower suggestions, ... In the current state it is almost impossible to see all the activities one wants to comment on and interact with and thus the social experience that Strava aspires to provide is increasingly compromised.There are web-browser plug-ins that already deliver this functionality so it cannot be hard to build this into the actual app itself.I would have no objection if this was a subscription only feature. Those of us who pay for y

I do a lot of my winter running workouts on Zwift. When it uploads as a virtual run I’m unable to tag it as a workout or a long run. Can these options be added? I like being able to see my workouts easily in my training log. It does give me the option to tag a virtual run as a commute? How does someone commute on a treadmill?

Hello!I've been thinking for a few days about how amazing it would be to have a very useful feature that, as far as I know, is not yet available. For example, when cycling, it would be great to mark "milestones" like "chain replacement," "tire change," or "bike fitting," and then be able to search based on the dates those events happened.This would be really helpful for keeping track of bike maintenance, seeing which activities were performed after specific changes, and analyzing improvements, habit changes, or even the disappearance of body pains, etc.It could also be useful for runners, for tracking shoe replacements, injuries, and similar events.That's all! Just wanted to thank you for the great app you're creating.Best regards,Jordi

I have an unconnected,  basic exercise bike which works great and don't want to buy another piece of equipment just for tracking purposes.  I record my workouts in Samsung Health and they import to Strava. I'd like to be able to edit the workouts to add mileage and resistance. Thanks!

 Feature: Dynamic Histograms for Yearly ComparisonAllow users to compare their training load month-to-month across different years using interactive histograms.Each bar represents a month, with different colors or layers indicating specific metrics (e.g., distance, duration, calories burned).Users can switch between metrics like Workouts, Distance, Duration, Calories for each year to compare performance in a specific month.Enhanced Drill-Down View:Include the ability to click on individual months to dive deeper into detailed statistics. For example:Workouts completedAverage pace, elevation gain, heart rate zonesTop workouts of that monthDisplay year-to-year progression, showing the change in individual values over time, helping users understand how their training volume and load evolved.This feature would allow athletes to better monitor their training load and adjust their workouts to achieve better results while seeing progress and avoiding overtraining.