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Witam. Czy jest możliwość zgłoszenia nie uczciwego zapisu segmentu, mam na myśli sytuacje gdy ktoś włącza strave zaznacza że jedzie rowerem a w rzeczywistości jechał motorem ,samochodem, e bike itp, niestety jest masa takich nie uczciwych zapisów o czym się przekonałem porównując wyniki

Hello to you all, I'm Dave, leisure cyclist and happy gym type person, not a fanatic but very keen to keep myself as fit as possible and firmly believe that even a little later in life we can improve and achieve great things. I'm here for a bit of advice if it's available and will happily share my limited knowledge of all things Strava with anybody if it helps. I'm a friendly, polite chap and look forward to chatting with you all 

Hello,my name is Daniele, 53 years old, from Italy (my apologize for my bad english).I'm a layout engineer in microeletctronic field. I've been using Strava for three years, since I started riding my bike regularly.

Hello and Welcome to the Strava Community Hub.  We're so glad you're here. If you're new here, this is a Community ritual we like to keep going each month to have you come and introduce yourself. Share whatever you're comfortable with, whether that's what activities you like to do, what you're interested in learning from other Strava athletes to help you go further, or just a random fact about yourself. A few things about me: 1) I'll be celebrating my 10 year work anniversary with Strava next month 2) I'm super happy that spring time is almost here in the Northern Hemisphere 3) I was just gifted a book "At the Edge: Riding for My Life" by Danny MacAskill.  For anyone not familiar with Danny, he's a Scottish Street Trials cyclist acclaimed for daring stunts. Has anyone read it?  I can't wait to dive in. Thanks for visiting the Community Hub and we would love to hear from you!  Drop us a reply below.

Race Report (made using Reddit's Race Report Generator by /u/herumph) Name: Los Angeles Marathon Date: March 19, 2023 Strava: https://www.strava.com/activities/8742833440 Finish Time: 2:51:13 Goals Description Completed? A Sub-2:45 No B Sub-2:50 No C Sub-3:00 Yes Why I signed up? The first time I ever ran a marathon was 15 years ago at the LA Marathon in 2008. My high school English teacher inspired me to run it, so this race holds a special place in my heart as the start of my journey. The first time I also broke 3 was also the LA Marathon in 2020 right before Covid shut down everything and it was still the Stadium to the Sea. I hadn't ran LA for 3 years after that year.  How was the training?My average miles per week for this training block was about ~60 miles. Most of my runs are easy or recovery pace. 2 runs per week were harder. And more hill training. I live in LA, so I ran my long runs on the course on weekends to get

It’s everyone’s favorite time of the year again. Yes, I’m talking about March Madness! If you’re not familiar with the term March Madness is a time when Men’s & Women’s Collegiate Basketball Teams across the United States compete in a 64-Team Tournament. The Stories & Emotions create the madness through this tournament. You'll see classic David vs Goliath battles where a lower division ranked school will take down a powerhouse school. Players go from unknown prospects to national stars in a matter of days! Tears of joy & defeat will flow from the players eyes as they play their hearts out in the most competitive tournament known. The emotions from the players, coaches, and fans will be all over the place! I can feel my juices going just as I type about it! If you’ve never experienced excitement from basketball this can certainly be your introduction. 
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Received an email from Strava today telling me to sign in to my account as I’d not used it for some time or it would be closed. I’m in the app almost daily. It also said that it might be for a different account. I’m confused.

  The end of the year is often a time to reflect on our work, achievements, and accomplishments. We weigh our efforts and plan our future goals.   With that in mind, we wanted to do a little retrospective of the most popular ideas proposed in Community Hub in 2022 to date and give you some insight into the amount of raised ideas, ideas that went into realization etc.   Without further ado, enjoy the below data sneak peek into the Community Hub Ideas to date:   🔢 Numbers  410 submitted ideas 1153 comments 2250 kudos    🏁 Most Popular Ideas Dark Mode !! Please add unicycling as a sport ⚽ Add more sports Apple Watch - add stats: power, cadence, vertical oscillation, ground contact, step length, strokes Filter the type of activities that are shown in my feed, ability to mute specific activity types Athlete-to-Athlete Direct Communication. Add roller derby as Sports type Age related KOM/QOM trophies. Clubs:

Although not everyone in the world writes dates in the MM-DD-YYYY format, March 14 or 3/14 gives everyone the opportunity to celebrate Pi Day and most importantly Pie. We love Pi Day at Strava, celebrating every year with our own home made pies shared with our team.  When participating in any type of activity I am often extra motivated by knowing what snacks I have packed in my bag or what places I can stop off along the way to buy and enjoy good food. Refueling with delicious foods can be the difference between a memorable activity vs a miserable one for me if I reach that hangry moment.  There can be no better thing on a walk or a bike ride than stopping off along the route to enjoy some form of pie. Or coming home after a long day to a home-made creation. Savory or sweet, hot or cold, it’s guaranteed to put a smile on my face and give me all the energy I need to complete my activity. My personal favorites are Steak & Ale, any type of curried filling or Apple pies.&nbs

Make your steps count extra this month! To celebrate and honor International Women's Day on March 8 (and all month long), Strava has partnered with the Hot Girl Walk™ creator, Mia Lind, to raise funds to benefit global initiatives. Hot Girl Walk United – is a global challenge to commit more time to movement. The Hot Girl Walk is a 4-mile, outdoor walk that builds confidence through movement, serving as a dedicated time for self-reflection. For every completed challenge, Strava will donate $4 (up to $250,000) to GRLS and the ONSIDE Fund.  Why is this important? Studies show that the vast majority of active women aged 25-39 say working out is as important for their mental health as well as their physical health; however, due to external factors, women spend less time being active than men.  Strava wants to help change that with the Strive for More commitment. Over the next 3 years we are investing $1 million to help more women be active. How do I get involved?  Join the

🤠 First of all, I'd like to welcome all of our new March members. Drop a line below introducing yourself and share where you're from and what brings you to the Community! I'm a big fan of 'would you rather questions' and use way too many brain cells thinking up new ones.  Here are a few that have been on my mind lately, you can pick whichever one piques your interest and answer why:  🤔 🤔 I'm curious to hear from you!

Bike rider for 40 years+; used to race. Today I ride to keep fit. Winter training is inddor using Kinomap and XERT.Started using Strava to aggregate my inddor sessions and a better overview. Strava also allows XERT to pull my Kinomap sessions in for a full picture of my current training state.Pleasantly surprised by the small challenges available in Strava, great motivators, and I thus wanted to join the Le Col Season Pass challenge as I felt it was both achievable and worthwhile the effort.But how do I reach the 1000 meters of elevation when only cycling indoors?For XERT sessions, these probably will only record elevtion when running in slope mode something I have not yet tried.In Kinomap, elevation gain is recorded when riding challenge mode, but it appears not to sync this data to Strava? How do I get Kinomap and Strava to sync the elevation gain?/Ulf

What makes a great Community? The size of the Community? The Community location? The Community Members? If you said #3, we couldn't agree more!  We rely on the members in the Strava Community Hub to contribute ideas, share their experiences, and help other members.   We want to extend a big shout out and thank you to our top contributors for February. @Shant Thank you so much for sharing your creative ideas with us!  We encourage everyone to visit our Ideas Board where you can vote (add kudos) and comment on Shant's idea submissions.  Shant was our top contributor for the month of February and we look forward to his future contributions. Sincere thanks to @anchskier Many members join the Strava Community Hub to seek help with problems and get answers to questions.  anchskier never hesitates to step in and help other Community Members.  Check out this post where anchskier helped a Community Member solve a problem.   Lastly,

Hi Strava Community, Is there anyone else out there like me who does a lot of self care and training recovery and wants to log it on strava?I’d like to make it where more of us are:1. Doing preventative activities together as a group2. Sharing what we are doing as training recovery and self care to inspire others on our feed so we stay healthy and get stronger3. Providing accountability to do the training recovery work outside of the actual workouts by posting, giving kudos, tagging, and sharing what we are doing for self care.Does this appeal to anyone and how could we make this happen Strava? 

   There are two things this Community Hub thrives on - kudos and accepted solutions. If you are using Strava, you are probably familiar with that amazing feeling of receiving a kudo for your hard work or giving a kudo to recognize someone's amazing achievements. There is no better feeling than seeing all your efforts supported by your community of friends and other athletes! In our Community Hub, we like to say that kudos are forever - and they are often given as a thumbs-up for good content and a pat on the back to its author. Your kudos help to boost the value of certain messages and enhance the reputation of their authors. Or you maybe just want to recognize how much you enjoyed reading that Insider Journal article! On the other hand, accepted solutions in Community Hub are here to provide the members with the ability to mark someone's comment as helpful and insightful - especially if that comment helped resolve the issue you were experiencing or it saved you some t

   I have come across too many challenges on Strava that make it impossible to claim any prizes though deceptive practices for those who make the challenges. Has anyone delt with this issue before? I currently am dealing with "The Feed" for the second time with unmet rewards. They now owe me twice. Other challenges flat out offer 'money' in the description but will turn around and re-word the deals when anyone gets to the rewards pages to include Subsciptions, purchase, Expiring rewards. I'm getting tired of no help with this.Anyone else?

HI everyone , i realise this has been discussed before but I've just done a segment in singapore and it seems like the first 20 ppl in the segment could be flagged as most have a running pace of 2:12 ish. it seems flagging is an activity on its own. can i do multiple flags ? maybe if you don't have enough data you shouldn't be aloud on leader boards, i.e HR and cadence being the main data sources for runners  and if the  times are faster than world records they  should be flagged automatically.  

NOMNOMS defined:  1. the sounds one makes when eating something incredibly tasty  2. the unofficial dog mascot of Strava 3. A delicious taste of a food product or drink. Let's take a closer look at #2. Nomnoms became part of the Strava family in early 2021 when his human, Patrick joined Strava.   EARLY LIFE: Nomnoms was born in 2015 and was the runt of the litter. He found his forever home when he was 8 months old and was adopted into Patrick's home. From the beginning, Patrick would outfit Nomnoms with a bandana to give him different looks. He now has over 50 bandanas that he graciously shares with Patrick. Nomnoms also owns a number of outfits ensuring he is ready for any occasion!   HOBBIES:  As his name suggests, one of Nomnoms favorite activities is eating, he enjoys almost all foods. He will always go to where the food is at and follow anyone that has some. Nomnoms also enjoys going on runs, hikes AND bike rides with his human.

... and that in one piece.That's my plan for December 2nd and 3rd at the Bike24 store in Berlin.And all for a good cause, namely clean drinking water in East Africa.If you want to know more' or want to ride your own time...www.maazel.dehttps://ruhrriders.de/gutestunhttps://p2p.n2s.ngo/trinkwasser-tausenderyou will find all information! Thank you...

Please figure out a way to profitability. I can’t imagine a world without Strava and I don’t want to. If you need to charge more, do it. I think we all appreciate what this means to millions of people. In my opinion this is the last, and best, well-lit corner of the social web — it is open, honest, fun, positive, and builds community through sport. 

Hello Community Hub 👋                                   Middle of the December is here - and with that, we have entered the third and final week of our Countdown to 2023! Last week in Community Hub we had a guest blogger @kartoone writing about his Tour Divide Adventure, we got introduced to Strava employee Jesse in our Tuesday Chat with Team Strava and we saw some amazing ideas coming our way! 💡   With this being our final week to play the Countdown game, we would love to see more faces joining the game! 👁️‍🗨️ Welcome to Community - @cocis_alex , @jmaiora , @Withalimetwist , @tjcafferkey , @Julen , @froden , @MBHUNTER , @mpajak , @Omrilevy , @Lucien11 , @BillD , @villis , @Eyeguy ,&n

👋 Hello and welcome to Strava Community Hub! We love getting to know all of our new members every month, so if that happens to be you, we are excited to hear a little bit more about you. If you're comfortable, here are some points to share:  Your name Which country/state you're from Your favorite Sport Types Your 2023 intentions   My name is Soren and I am from Switzerland but live in Denver, Colorado. I am a passionate cyclist, but I enjoy many other kinds of movement such as weight lifting, walking, stretching, water sports and badminton. Last year, I set a big distance goal, which I achieved a few days before the year ended, but it left me feeling quite depleted. This year I've decided that I would much rather prefer to have experience-based goals, such as go bikepacking with co-workers, discover more dirt trails, ride under the moonlight, run a marathon (with the goal to simply complete it), focus on fostering a community of cyclists that's interested in having

Hi, I’ve just started to take running seriously this year and I’m June I ran my first 10km in 1 hour 15 mins. That’s the longest I’ve ever run but I have now signed up for a half marathon for December. Does anyone have any tips at all for a beginner? 

Happy New Year and welcome back to Tuesday Chat with Team Strava. As we roll into 2023, the New Year is a time when many of us start to think ahead about what we want to accomplish this year, and how we’re going to get there.  Setting goals can be a powerful tool to motivate us and keep us moving. If you’re not familiar with Strava’s goal setting features, now is a great time to give them a try!   On the Strava Mobile App, Subscribers can set goals for all sport types.  We support time, elevation and distance goals, and they can be weekly, monthly or annual.  If you’re not sure of all the sport types we support, check them out here.  We added some new ones in 2022. If you’re looking to set a power or segment goal, that can be done from the Strava Website.   For me personally, I’ve been using Strava’s goal feature to motivate myself for years.  Last year, I set an annual distance goal for running and another one for cycling.  How d

Growing up Canadian, I was not tuned into the world of professional soccer (football). By “not tuned in”, I mean I didn’t know it existed.  Like most Canadians, I lived and breathed the sport of ice hockey, or as we called it, hockey. In a land where winter can be 8 months long, and every small town has at least one hockey rink, inserting the word “ice” was simply not necessary. Not long after I started dating my now Partner, (he hails from the United Kingdom)  I heard him utter the words “World Cup” in regards to an upcoming event.  When I enquired what that was, he fixed me with a puzzled and somewhat pained stare of disbelief, before informing me that it was ”the most popular sporting event in the world”.  Who knew?  Apparently a lot of people, but I wasn’t one of them.   In the intervening years, I’ve learned a lot about the World Cup and come to appreciate why soccer/football is known as “the beautiful game”.  Today, I’m happy to share with