I started using Strava in the summer of 2010 when the Whister Granfondo came to town and I had to buy a bike and start training. No Garmin, HRM, or power meter to start. Much more raw (and sometimes more enjoyable )One feature that Strava took away t...
Hi. Rather than toggling back-and-forth between the map screen and the statistic screen, I would like to have a split screen with the map on top and the stats below. Unfortunately, that only happens when I pause my ride. As soon as I get going the en...
Hi - Is there a way to view previous year's stats to compare with current? So for example, I might want to compare my rides over the last few years to see how many miles or climbing etc, that I've done in each year to monitor how I'm doing this year....
My lap times seem to include time when I have my ride on "pause". I do not think it should do this. Maybe this is an artifact of the way my Garmin works and not Strava calculations. I do not know.
Usually use Strava for outdoor walks. Today, I started a walk inside a mall. I was not expecting to get distance/speed info and I did not see the app displaying such info during the walk. After I saved the walk though, it does show a distance. Using ...
Can anybody tell me why my GAP paces have stopped showing on my runs. I’ve looked through settings but I can’t find an option to turn them on. Thanks in advance
It is very confusing, if you record something as a "ride", the stats count in your totals on your profile. If you record as a Run, they show as a Run in totals, if you record as kayaking, it shows as Kayaking... But if you choose related cycling ones...
The training calendar gives the distance travelled for each year. Is there any way you can work out your annual statistics just for one activity type, such as running?
Every year we are waitng for the yearly summary, aren't we? As it was rolled out a few days ago I recognized again that the numbers used in this summary aren't correct. E.g.: In my profile there are 6.270 km of total cycling distance. The summary say...
