I love Strava.com. It’s a beautiful minimalist graphic display of tons of data. I particularly like the Training Calendar. Strava sent a personalized video with year end summaries; you don’t have to do the km conversions, i posted them below.
Comparing 2013 v. 2014:
340 hrs v. 335 hrs. 2013 win, by a hair.
2,981.4 miles v. 2,804 miles. 2013 win.I’m actually surprised about the 2013 mile win. I thought for sure I rode more miles this year than last. The main difference was my reduced riding in Feb 2014.
362 v. 560 personal records. 2014 win. That felt good.
311 v. 327 activities. 2014 win. This is a bit arbitrary and a reason why I don’t keep small files, such as warmups and cool downs. Fake activities. These are all Garmin data. Manual data doesn’t show up all the time in the totals.
Cycling annual summary
| Year-to-Date | |
|---|---|
| Distance | 2,232.2 mi |
| Time | 172h 30m |
| Elev Gain | 156,699 ft |
| Rides | 98 |
Running annual summary
| Estimated Best Efforts | |
|---|---|
| 1k | 4:26 |
| 1 mile | 7:42 |
| 5k | 20:27 |
| 10k | 53:23 |
| Half-Marathon | 2:03:34 |
| Year-to-Date | |
| Distance | 509.9 mi |
| Time | 95h 22m |
| Elev Gain | 26,959 ft |
| Runs | 125 |
I like the Trophy case. It’s silly that I’m proud of a digital award that I signed up for. How crazy is that?
I like the iPhone app too. It has weekly goals and trackers. That’s pretty nice.
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Don’t worry, I’m a big fan of the Strava virtual trophy case too (but I try not to admit that in public).