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Strava_Image_EOY2015_Adventure_Ride.jpgRelive your year with Strava personalised animated film
Strava has created a neat little animation to show its members their individual year in cycling and/or running.
The Big Adventure is a personalised animated video with a small avatar riding over mountains and through countryside to summarise the number of miles each of its users has ridden/ran as well as meters ascended and QOM/KOMs achieved, and their top ride/run buddies.
The global Strava addiction shows no sign of abating - in total Strava users have cycled more than four billion km, accumulating 464,825,508 kudos from other members, and run more than 43 million km.
Simon Klima, UK Country Manager at Strava, said: “The Big Adventure is our way of saying thanks to our community and celebrating what has been a phenomenal year for Strava. Every kilometre, every kudos and every upload counts, and we hope Strava members will enjoy sharing their videos.”
Strava users can see their own Strava stats in the form of a short animation here.
Laura Laker is a freelance journalist with more than a decade’s experience covering cycling, walking and wheeling (and other means of transport). Beginning her career with road.cc, Laura has also written for national and specialist titles of all stripes. One part of the popular Streets Ahead podcast, she sometimes appears as a talking head on TV and radio, and in real life at conferences and festivals. She is also the author of Potholes and Pavements: a Bumpy Ride on Britain’s National Cycle Network.
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