We’re excited to announce that RunningLog now integrates directly with Strava, making it easier than ever to build your complete race history. With just a few clicks, you can import all your past races from Strava and start tracking your progress in one organized place.<\/p>\n
Many runners use Strava to track their training runs, but when it comes to organizing race results specifically\u2014comparing times across distances, tracking personal bests, or planning future goals\u2014Strava wasn’t designed for that. RunningLog fills that gap.<\/p>\n
We heard from runners who had years of race data scattered across Strava activities, spreadsheets, and memory. Manually entering every race into RunningLog would take hours. That’s why we built seamless Strava integration.<\/p>\n
From your RunningLog dashboard, click “Connect Strava” and authorize RunningLog to access your activities. We only request read access\u2014we never modify or delete your Strava data.<\/p>\n
RunningLog scans your Strava activities and identifies races based on distance, pace, and activity type. We look for common race distances like 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon, plus trail races and ultras.<\/p>\n
You’ll see a list of detected races from your Strava history. Review each one, add any missing details (like race name, location, or personal notes), and import them to your RunningLog race history with one click.<\/p>\n
After the initial import, RunningLog can automatically detect and suggest new races from your Strava activities. You’ll never have to manually enter race data again.<\/p>\n
Strava excels at tracking daily training runs and creating a social feed. RunningLog is designed specifically for organizing race results. Every feature\u2014from personal best tracking to goal setting to race calendars\u2014exists to help you understand your race performance over time.<\/p>\n
Your training runs and race results are different. Training runs show your daily consistency; races show your actual performance when it counts. RunningLog separates these so you can focus on what matters for race planning and improvement.<\/p>\n
Sort and filter races by distance, date, or location. Compare your 10K times across different years. See your marathon progression from your first race to your latest PR. Track which courses are fast and which are challenging. This level of race-specific organization isn’t available in Strava.<\/p>\n
RunningLog lets you mark upcoming races as A, B, or C goals and track your progress toward specific time targets. You can plan your race calendar, set realistic goals based on past performance, and celebrate when you hit them.<\/p>\n
Think of it this way: Strava is your training diary. RunningLog is your race archive.<\/p>\n
Strava helps you log every run, connect with friends, compete on segments, and track your weekly mileage. RunningLog helps you organize every race you’ve ever run, track personal bests across distances, and plan future goals with context from your complete racing history.<\/p>\n
You don’t need to choose between them. Use Strava for training. Use RunningLog for races. Now they work together seamlessly.<\/p>\n
\n“I had 8 years of races buried in my Strava feed. I thought it would take hours to organize them. With RunningLog’s Strava integration, I imported everything in about 10 minutes. Now I can actually see my progression and plan my next goals.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
\n“Strava is great for daily runs, but I needed something that treated races differently. RunningLog gives me that focused view of my actual racing performance without losing my training data in Strava.”<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
Getting Started with Strava Integration<\/h2>\n
Ready to import your race history from Strava? Here’s how to get started:<\/p>\n