To be clear, that’s Fitbit’s issue for not just having a giant ‘Download everything’ option. Whereas for workout data, you’ve gotta do it one by one (which sucks…every…single…activity). For step data, you can do it all in one giant shot.
#Fitbit connect to strava how to
Garmin helpfully links to Fitbit’s own support page on how to export your data. Whereas the Fitbit body data is specific to the formatting that Fitbit has created. In the case of the workout files, those three file types cover basically everyone/everything out there. Next you’re given the option to import either specific activity/workout files, in GPX/FIT/TCX format, or Fitbit scale and activity data. Instead, you have to know to click on the bust on the left side, which then shows you an ‘Import Data’ option. I would have thought the very first thing Garmin Connect would have asked upon creation of a new account is “Do you have any previous activity tracker data to import?”. In fact, even the press release doesn’t have a link or anything on how to set this up. Now Garmin doesn’t exactly make it obvious as to where to go. Totally virgin, not a single step walked or night slept (with anyone). So I created a new random account on Garmin Connect. Now in order to test this, I wanted a completely clean slate. (As to why I have two posts on Garmin updates today instead of one, it’s simply because I broke them apart when I had to wait while Garmin fixed some issues I was having.) Testing it out: Almost like when Garmin trolled Apple during their Apple Watch announcement. Speaking of which, the service is actually named: Fit a Bit. Whereas the rest of this post is all about the Fitbit to Garmin migration piece. I talked about Strava Beacon here, and this essentially allows you to have your Garmin device trigger the Strava Beacon service (*see my 5-second thoughts on this at the end of this post). The first combo-dish one I dove into in a separate post already today, and the second one I’m less interested in.
#Fitbit connect to strava software
Take a look at our current partners below, and if your favorite workout isn't on the list yet, hang tight – we're always working to add more.Over the last few days, Garmin made three fitness related software announcements:Ī) They (finally) enabled you to combine activity tracker data from multiple devices into one cohesive pictureī) They enabled Strava Beacon support through Garmin Connect MobileĬ) They took a swipe at Fitbit by enabling you to migrate off Fitbit and onto Garmin
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Just connect your Strava account, and then ride, row or work out as usual.
#Fitbit connect to strava full
You can track all your workouts to see the full picture of your athletic life, and it gives your friends the chance to comment and give you kudos for all your efforts. Our partner integrations let you link your Strava profile to select apps so your workouts will automatically upload to your feed. While some of our partners’ services are on hold for a while, lots in the list below are going strong and as useful as ever. We know that many gyms and studios are closed during the COVID-19 crisis (and we’re looking forward to their return!), but also that more athletes than ever are working out indoors.
Automatically Sync Your Indoor Workouts to Strava Indoor cycling, workouts, fitness apps – you name it, there are more options than ever for staying fit and having fun.
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