Strava
Social training log where rides and runs are shared and segments ranked
Rides and runs sync in from a watch or bike computer and land in a feed friends can see and comment on. Segments turn stretches of road and trail into standing leaderboards, the draw for some athletes and the irritation for others. Logging is free; route planning and most of the analysis sit behind a subscription.
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Sports tech reviewer · DC Rainmaker
Posts rides to Strava when he remembers to flip them over from private. Strava is the public, sharing side of his training; the record itself sits in TrainingPeaks.
Source: dcrainmaker.com: The 2025 Swim/Bike/Run Gear I Use List
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