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ornoth_cyclingThere’s a nice Strava extension out there called Stravistix, and they just added an interesting new feature called “year progressions”. More accurately, it’s a multi-year comparison of your year-to-date riding.
On the right you see what my “year progression” looked like at the end of June: 42 rides, 1,800 miles, and 52,000 feet of climbing.
In comparison to my five previous years, that’s more miles than any year except my record year of 2010, and more climbing than any of those years. And slightly more than the average number of rides.
I find that a little surprising, given that I’m not commuting to work any longer, but there you have it!
If you’re a Strava user, this kind of data is probably of interest to you, so you might check out Stravistix, because it does a really good job reporting valuable additional details from your Strava log, including extended statistics about each activity.
