A athlete from Germany has had the honour of uploading Strava's billionth activity, a swim on May 21.
Philip E. completed his activity, entitled "Endlich wieder Schwimmen" ("Finally swimming again"), which was 1,850m in length and took him just short of 45 minutes to complete.
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Forget distance covered, these are the key stats to note in your Strava Year in SportWe asked a coach how to best analyse our end of year Strava data
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Amateur cyclist in talks with four WorldTour teams after Strava KOM heroicsJack Burke says there's a 30% chance he'll ride at cycling's top level in 2025
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Amateur cyclist beats Sepp Kuss's time on Alpe d'Huez to take Strava KOMJack Burke hopes professional teams will offer him 'a chance to compete against the best'
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Strava says its new AI feature is 'not a novelty' - but I think it's pointless
It promises to help users understand stats more, although it has just left me feeling more confused
