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Strava Reader

Reads your Strava activities, athlete profile or activity streams through your own connected Strava app.

Also known as: Fitness data

How it works

Add it from Add data source → Strava with a Strava credential you have connected on the Credentials page. Resource picks what is read: your activities, your athlete profile, or the streams of your activities. For activities and streams, After and Before narrow the date range and Row limit counts activities; blank reads every activity. Streams make one API request per activity, so a limit keeps a long history inside Strava's rate limits.

Inputs and outputs

Settings

Example

This year's rides: Resource activities, After 2026-01-01, Row limit blank. For the per-second data of the last 50 rides, Resource streams with Row limit 50.

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