You can save routes other users have shared so you can use that route yourself, if you're a subsciber.

You can tap through into an activity to get more detail about it - beyond speed or distance, you can look at power output, heart rate, speed, or any other metrics the original athlete shared - as well as examining the route. You can comment on an activity, give kudos and share posts - and one of the great things that Strava offers is the ability to share group events or include other users on your activity if they didn't have anything to track it with themselves, or if you just happen to be exercising with someone else. Manual posts can be created, but these aren't so common you can also post photos but again, photos are associated with activities.Īctivities can be recorded in Strava itself as well as manually added and for those with no tracking device recording in the Strava app is often a useful route.

Rather than scrolling through a collection of manual posts or shared memes, most of these are often synced from users' training devices - be that Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit or others. The activity feed is basically the home screen of Strava, where you'll see posts detailing the activities of the people you follow, as well as your own.

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