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Strava Subscription Features
Subscribe to Strava to get the most out of Strava segments with these features: Overall segment leaderboards. Your segment results: Comparing, filtering, and analyzing segment efforts. Filtered L...
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What’s a segment?
Your GPS-based activities can be broken down into smaller sections called segments. Segments designate specific features or portions of a route – such as a climb, a tricky stretch of trail or part ...
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Profile Page Privacy Controls
What is your profile? Your profile page displays information about you and your active life. Learn more about your profile page here. Managing your Profile Page Privacy Controls On the web, go to...
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Inviting a Friend to your Activity
Inviting a friend Receiving an invitation FAQs Inviting a Friend Invite a friend who was with you but didn't record their activity on Strava. You can invite friends regardless of whether they're ...
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Local Legends
The Local Legend (LCL) achievement is awarded to the athlete who completes a given segment the most over a rolling 90-day period regardless of pace or speed. Local Legends is currently available fo...
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Perceived Exertion
Perceived Exertion lets you manually record how intense your efforts feel on a 1-10 scale ranging from “Easy” to “Max Effort.” When tracking how difficult a workout feels overall, Perceived Exerti...
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Following a Route
On the Strava Mobile App From the record screen, select the routes icon in the lower left of the screen to open view a list of your starred and created routes. Click the option to Use Route on the ...
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Routes on Mobile
How It Works With a Strava subscription, you can automatically generate personalized running or riding routes from the location of your choosing. Route recommendations are based on public Strava ac...
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Feed Ordering
How It Works To choose your feed ordering preference from the Strava mobile app, select Profile > Settings (gear icon) > Feed Ordering. On the Strava website, from the drop-down menu under your pro...
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Following Athletes on Strava
Following is a way for athletes to subscribe to other athletes' activities on Strava. When you follow another athlete you will see their activities, challenge progress, created routes, among other ...