As we end 2018, it is interesting to check out data collected by exercise services. Strava is one of the most popular services and shared data on social aspects of fitness, trends, and commuting practices.
While the wearables we use for tracking activities have their own ecosystem to capture and archive the data collected, there are other services available that aggregate data from a number of devices and also provide advanced reporting and analysis of that data.
I’ve been a Strava subscriber for a couple of years and continued my subscription with the new Strava Summit service. Strava sent along its year in sport report and the data is rather fascinating while also giving me ideas for other ways to exercise in 2019.
Strava has apps for various wearables, including the Apple Watch, Google’s Wear OS, Samsung Tizen on the Galaxy Watch, iOS, and Android. In addition, you can sync various services to Strava even if there are not apps for the wearable or smartphone available.
