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?
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Hello @u003f
Thanks for posting about this! The Sidebar Stats on your Profile page are a great way to compare statistics over multiple years. On the lower right of your own profile page, you can see your personal stats, including averages for the last four weeks, totals for the year, and all-time totals. These stats are available for all supported sport types on Strava. If you select the drop down arrow next to the current year, you'll be able to select for previous years.
Let us know if you find this helpful.
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Hello @u003f
Thanks for posting about this! The Sidebar Stats on your Profile page are a great way to compare statistics over multiple years. On the lower right of your own profile page, you can see your personal stats, including averages for the last four weeks, totals for the year, and all-time totals. These stats are available for all supported sport types on Strava. If you select the drop down arrow next to the current year, you'll be able to select for previous years.
Let us know if you find this helpful.
+1Ah yes, it's so easy when you know how! I knew about the sidebar stats, but not that you could change the year.
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Hi! I do lots of things and would love to be able to see my yearly totals for things that are not in my top 4 activities in the last 90 days; if I want to know how much I kayaked in 2022 and all the water in my area has been frozen since October I can’t see a good way to easily get that total since it has been displaced in my top 4 activities. Am I wrong or is there just not a good way to find this besides using the calendar and (sigh) doing some math?
It would be great to see a roling twelvemonth stats for an activity, or even better a group of activities such as roller skis and XC skies,
Now I have to export to excel to get the behaviour I want, and that's quite pre-millennia
Hi Jane, it looks like your answer is for the desktop app. Is there a similar way to do this in the Android app?
I can only see 3 activity types and no option to add the one I want to see.
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