Strava now syncs workout data from your Apple Watch



If you use Strava to track your workouts on an iPhone, you've probably wondered why you couldn't sync your Apple Health data with it. While there is a Strava app for the Apple Watch, there's not as much of an incentive to get the wearable if it your data stays isolated.

from https://www.engadget.com/2020/02/15/strava-apple-health-sync/
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