Strava offers various sub-categories across all activity types, allowing for a more detailed and focused analysis of your training. Those tags are Race, Long Run, Commute, Workout, Competition, Recovery, and With Pet. Tags will be applied as a title on your run, in the Feed, and color-coded in the Training Log.
- Race: Use this activity tag when you're running against the clock. Resting time is not factored into your performance metrics, favoring Elapsed Time instead. As a result, activities will default to 'Race Analysis' rather than 'Overview.'
- Long Run: Use this category to denote your long runs.
- Commute: Log your commutes and track your carbon saved.
- Workout: Running intervals or on a track? Use the Workout tag.
- Competition: Use this activity tag to track other competitions that are not focused as much on time performance.
- Recovery: Track or exclude your recovery activities depending on your goals.
- With Pet: Tag when you trained with your furry partner, whether they speed you up or drag you down.
- With Kid: Tag and track activities completed with a child or while pushing a stroller.
- For a Cause: Highlight the meaningful causes that motivate you to get active and enjoy the outdoors.
You can add these tags to your activities in the Strava mobile app and on the Strava website using both the Quick Edits and full Activity Edit features. In Quick Edits, find the Activity Tag section and select the desired tags. Continue through the edit flow and save the changes. In full Activity Edit, open the Activity Tag drop-down menu, select the desired tags, and complete the edit flow to save the changes. Multiple tags can be saved at once.
Please note that some tags available in the Strava mobile app are not supported on the Strava website. If you edit an activity on the Strava website that contains such tags, they will be removed. For activities with these tags, we recommend making edits via the Strava mobile app to avoid losing information.
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