Effective July 10th, athletes will no longer be able to create new running training plans on the Strava website. These plans will now be powered by Runna. Strava athletes will get a 2-week free trial code (STRAVA-TP) that can be used to redeem an extra week of free access to a Runna training plan.
Athletes currently using a Strava web training plan will be able to complete their existing plan. Once the plan ends, or if an athlete chooses to end their plan early, they will need to use Runna to start a new plan.
FAQs
Will I lose access to their current training plan?
No, all athletes currently on a running training plan will be able to complete it. Once finished, support for the existing training plans feature will end. Athletes will then need to create new running plans through Runna. This service is not part of the standard Strava subscription; however, a Strava + Runna Subscription bundle is available for upgrade here.
Do all Strava athletes get access to an extended free trial on Runna?
Yes, both free athletes and subscribers can use the STRAVA-TP code to unlock an extra free week.
However, athletes who have already redeemed a free trial on Runna will not have access to the code. Only new users will be able to access the extended trial.
Does this change impact Cycling training plans?
No, cycling plans are not impacted. Athletes can still create a Carmichael Training Systems plan on the Strava website.
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