by Bill Plock | Dec 17, 2020 | Community
SAN FRANCISCO (December 16, 2020) — Strava, the leading social platform for athletes and the largest sports community in the world with over 73 million athletes, today released its annual Year in Sport data report, revealing a boom in global exercise amid the...
by Bill Plock | Jun 25, 2019 | Featured
By Joe Lindsey, Outside On-Line At a little past 7:30 on a sunny late-May morning in downtown Denver, a group of people are milling about near the side entrance to the lobby of the Kimpton Hotel Born. Several are in tech tees bearing the logo of the social-fitness app...
by 303cycling | Feb 6, 2019 | Community
As a senior web engineer at Strava, you will build our web applications and the API that supports our mobile applications. In this role, you will work across the breadth of Strava’s frontend and backend web applications. You will improve existing features and design...
by Bill Plock | Jul 13, 2018 | Product Review
by Khem Suthiwan From Tribella’s very own Brett Lang and IOs developer Dru Lang, comes Ikeono , the check engine light for your bike. As manager of the Tribella Sports Group , Brett spends his days interpreting people’s qualitative description to what is effectively a...
by 303cycling | May 25, 2018 | Community
from Bicycle Retailer LEESBURG, Va. (BRAIN) — The Loudoun County (Virginia) Sheriff’s Office said they were able to use Strava to help identify and arrest a suspect in the assault of a cyclist on a bike path last month. According to the Sheriff’s Office, a...
by 303cycling | Apr 18, 2018 | Commentary, Just For Women
By Cheri Felix I love when you tell a friend, “I had an intimate relationship with a bag of Redvines last week” and she doesn’t even ask for clarification. She just knows. I’m coming off an injury. Something we’ll call compressed ribs with a large side of intercostal...
by 303cycling | Jan 24, 2018 | Community, Denver Cycling, Featured
By Bill Plock This is a commentary, an opinion of sorts, but I personally am glad Strava is making a second home here in Denver. They are cool people who I believe mean well and will make our endurance, outdoor, triathlon and cycling communities stronger and more fun....
by Bill Plock | Jan 23, 2018 | Community, Denver Cycling, Featured
By Bill Plock For Strava, Denver is now a KOM, or since Denver is the Queen City, perhaps QOM is more appropriate. Today Strava CEO, James Quarles, Governor John Hickenlooper, and Denver’s Executive Director of Economic Development Eric Hiragana made the...
by 303cycling | Oct 30, 2017 | Boulder Cycling, Commentary, Featured, Road Racing
Special to 303cycling By Jennifer Eyre White If you’re a local female cyclist who likes to climb hills then you’ve probably noticed Jennifer Cubillas’s name on the Strava leaderboards. At 48, Jennifer is routinely in contention for QoMs on popular climbs around...
by 303cycling | Jul 31, 2017 | Community, Featured
By Bill Plock On Saturday, August 19 a perfect day on the bike starts from Larkspur, Colorado. It’s called the Wacky Bike Ride. The popular event, which sister and brother Susie and Ted Wargin launched in 2011, still benefits kids. But the new organizer, nonprofit...