Skip to main content
Solved

I need help with audio cues and how to monitor my training statistics

  • February 8, 2025
  • 1 reply
  • 38 views

Forum|alt.badge.img

I’ve been using Map My Ride for last 6 years.

Trying to in STRAVA, setup:

statistics to monitor/record

preferred verbal announcements & announcement intervals

Best answer by Kimberly22

Hi ​@Grand 

 

Sidebar Stats

On the lower right of your own profile page, you can see your personal stats for the sport types you uploaded most frequently within the past 90 days, including averages for the last four weeks, totals for the year, and all-time totals. On another athlete's page, you will see the essential stats for a user, and you can quickly see how you compare to the user whose profile you're viewing.

Strava_Cyclist_Profile___Strava_S_.png

 

 

The Strava app can provide real-time audio feedback on segment performance (for runs and rides) as well as split-time updates (for runs only).

To enable Audio Announcements.

  • Select Record from the bottom navigation menu.
  • Select the gear icon in the upper right-hand corner and Audio Cues on the next page.
  • From here, you enable start/stop/pause announcements for runs, rides, and walks.
  • You can also enable announcements for every half mile or kilometer or every full mile or kilometer (depending on the units of measure set in your preferences). This option is only available for run activities.
  • Live Segments is a subscription feature that gives you real-time updates on starred and popular segments while recording.

Not Hearing Audio Announcements?

  • Try reinstalling the Strava app and restarting your phone.
  • Double-check that your audio announcement settings are still enabled. Occasionally, your recording settings will be reset if you log out of the Strava app. 
  • Ensure that your media volume, not just your ringer volume, is turned up to an audible level.
    • Android phones often have three or four settings for volume. Try turning them all up.
    • iPhones have a control center where you can control media volume. To access the control center on iPhone X and later, swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen. On other models, swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen.
  • On Android phones, check your Text To Speech-language options and confirm the preferred engine matches your system's language preference.

 

 

Here are some additional resources:

View original
Did this topic help you find an answer to your question?

1 reply

Kimberly22
Community Manager
Forum|alt.badge.img+22
  • Community Manager
  • 266 replies
  • Answer
  • April 8, 2025

Hi ​@Grand 

 

Sidebar Stats

On the lower right of your own profile page, you can see your personal stats for the sport types you uploaded most frequently within the past 90 days, including averages for the last four weeks, totals for the year, and all-time totals. On another athlete's page, you will see the essential stats for a user, and you can quickly see how you compare to the user whose profile you're viewing.

Strava_Cyclist_Profile___Strava_S_.png

 

 

The Strava app can provide real-time audio feedback on segment performance (for runs and rides) as well as split-time updates (for runs only).

To enable Audio Announcements.

  • Select Record from the bottom navigation menu.
  • Select the gear icon in the upper right-hand corner and Audio Cues on the next page.
  • From here, you enable start/stop/pause announcements for runs, rides, and walks.
  • You can also enable announcements for every half mile or kilometer or every full mile or kilometer (depending on the units of measure set in your preferences). This option is only available for run activities.
  • Live Segments is a subscription feature that gives you real-time updates on starred and popular segments while recording.

Not Hearing Audio Announcements?

  • Try reinstalling the Strava app and restarting your phone.
  • Double-check that your audio announcement settings are still enabled. Occasionally, your recording settings will be reset if you log out of the Strava app. 
  • Ensure that your media volume, not just your ringer volume, is turned up to an audible level.
    • Android phones often have three or four settings for volume. Try turning them all up.
    • iPhones have a control center where you can control media volume. To access the control center on iPhone X and later, swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen. On other models, swipe up from the bottom edge of the screen.
  • On Android phones, check your Text To Speech-language options and confirm the preferred engine matches your system's language preference.

 

 

Here are some additional resources:


Reply


Cookie policy

We use cookies to enhance and personalize your experience. If you accept, you agree to our full cookie policy. Learn more about our cookies.

 
Cookie settings