Strava has rolled out new features for its strength training experience. These additions include guided workouts designed by coaches, which provide users with animations, form tips, and information on targeted muscle groups for each exercise.
Users can now track their sets and reps in real-time during a workout session. Once the session concludes, the results are automatically saved to their activity log. The muscle maps, introduced earlier this year, will also update to reflect the completed exercises and effort distribution.
These new features are rolling out to subscribers over the next few weeks, with a sample workout accessible to free users. Strava also mentioned the introduction of new guided running workouts and plans for additional workout series later this year. Future developments include importing strength workouts from screenshots and a build-your-own workout feature.
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Strava released new features for route planning and discovery, including an intuitive search function, expanded route inventory, redesigned route cards with user data, and offline map capabilities. These updates aim to simplify finding and navigating routes for outdoor activities like runs, hikes, and rides.
Strava introduced new strength training features, including coach-designed guided workouts with animations, form tips, and live set and rep tracking. This update expands on previous strength training overhauls by automating exercise logging and muscle map updates.