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Strava Wants To Be the Home of Your Entire Athletic Life
Strava has just announced the addition of new types of content onto their platform, including “stories, photos, questions, gear tips, race reports, recommendations, workouts – all kinds of content in addition to activity uploads,” according to their release. For now, though, these new types of content will only be available to 36 professional athletes, with …
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10 of the Most Popular Mountain Bike Trail Segments on Strava
Love it or hate it, Strava is making its mark on mountain biking. Countless mountain bikers all around the world are using Strava to track rides, compete in virtual races, and share adventures with friends. So, we decided to take a look at some of the most popular mountain bike trail segments on Strava to see where …
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GPS Accuracy Test: GPS vs. Smartphone vs. Cyclocomputer (Round 2)
Two and a half years ago we conducted a test to see which was more accurate for recording distance and elevation data: a standalone GPS unit or a smartphone running a GPS app like Strava. In that test we found that GPS apps, running on a smartphone or even a tablet device, can record very accurate data. …
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10 Mountain Biking Trail Fouls
Editor’s Note: Michael Paul spends his days mountain biking the increasingly popular (read: crowded) trails of the Colorado Front Range. While Michael is a regular contributor to Singletracks.com, any opinions expressed in this article are his alone and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Singletracks.com. The mountain biking community, by and large, is a supportive one, filled with …
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How Strava Is Using GPS Map Data to Help Mountain Bikers
Last year, Strava users logged 9.6 fitness activities per second. Think about it: in the time it took you to read that sentence, 50 rides, runs, and workouts were logged by athletes around the world. If you’re like me, you’ve probably wondered what Strava does with the data from those 300+ million activities, beyond the leaderboards and the kudos. Monitoring …
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