Stanislav C.
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I don't know why this got negative votes. I'd like this at least for races where there is an official time and certified distance. The distance often ends up being wrong, especially on trails where...
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It is impossible to some segments in Segment Explorer that I know exist and fairly popular. The explorer shows only segments if both their start and the end fit into the view. If you zoom in, the ...
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OK, so as a result of a recent change Strava now does show elevation gain in the feed if the the total elevation was more than 100 ft per mile. Great! But it doesn't show time or pace for those act...
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Yes. And the same set of shoes should be shared between Walking, Hiking, and Running.
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@Alex Pilafian, Segment Explorer would only show a segment if its both ends are visible in the map area. So if you keep zooming in all except very short or loop segments disappear. This is the des...
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> We do not calculate distance stats to the hundredth place because GPS data is not accurate to hundredths. So you are saying that the GPS precision is less than 0.05 mi or 80 meters? That is simp...
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This is the "genius" Strava moving time algorithm that can't handle gaps in GPS data correctly. What likely happened is that your watch temporarily lost GPS reception and logged erroneous entries w...
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Yes. It may be OK to exclude manual activities, but it isn't clear why a treadmill run recorded with a watch and imported to Strava as FIT file (with HR, cadence, and other metrics) isn't counted.
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I'd like to see hikes in the training log. Also I think elevation gain from hiking activities should be added to the total weekly elevation gain.
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On my GPS tracks I can often see what side of street I was running on. I am pretty sure internally Strava has the data with 0.01 km precision but for whatever reason choses to round it down to 0.1 ...