2023-05-19 15:01:09
After many requests from users, the fitness app Strava announced this week a partnership with Nike to allow synchronization between data from apps such as Nike Run Club and the Nike Training Club with your platform.
According to the service, in the coming months, any exercise recorded by Nike apps may have its details taken to Strava. The platform hopes that this new feature will help connect users of the sporting goods manufacturer’s apps with its community.
Yet according to the ad, this integration will give Nike app users access to more than 750,000 clubs and 100,000 fitness enthusiasts. the CEOChief executive officeror executive director.”>1 da Strava, Michael Horvathcelebrated the news:
Strava is one of the largest active communities in the world, with over 100 million athletes discovering the joy of movement and community every day on the app.
By partnering with Nike, we are able to connect two powerful global sports communities on the Strava platform to create meaningful spaces for active people to come together every day.
To kick-start this integration, Strava said that Nike-themed challenges will start appearing on its platform during the Northern Hemisphere summer (our winter). In addition, users of Nike apps will also be able to access outdoor maps from the FATMAP adventure platform, present on Strava.
Recently, the fitness platform also announced a partnership with Spotify to bring the streaming service’s player into your app. All these changes, as noted by iPhone in Canadaare part of Strava’s goal to rebuild and reshape its app, giving more control to the user.
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