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1/2 oz of water.
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Who runs it App-tutorial and fitness-tech educators answering narrow Strava setup, privacy, sharing, route, and device-integration questions
11/2 oz of water.
2I want a personal heat map of my running data, but I don't want to pay for it.
3I've started using Strava to track my runs.
4This video isn't sponsored by the way
5Strava does offer a personal heat map feature, but the problem is you have to pay for it.
6Here's the plan.
7Okay, this wasn't as easy as I thought it was going to be.
8Earlier playbook analysis · not fully re-reviewed in the latest pass
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Idea number three, copy Strava entirely.
9So I recreated this using my running data in Python.
10I needed to know if this scales.
11Looking a bit more inspiration from Strava's charts
12So now we can see where I run, how fast I'm running, and how hard of a time I'm having.
13So it turns out, Strava has a free trial for their premium version.
14Mine versus Strava.
15And the added pace and heart rate map are features that money can't buy.
16My channel banner is an actual chart that updates every day based on the number of subscribers