You've already got people who love following what you do. A Strava Club turns them into something stronger: a community that moves together.
Inspire the world through your movement
Inspire the world through your movement
Power your profile’s performance
getting started
Maximize your badge for growth
Use your profile to tell your audience what you’re all about. Share a short bio. Choose a profile pic you love.
Any activity title is better than “Lunch Walk.” Add fun titles, descriptions, photos, videos, and tag who you shared the moment with.
Clubs help you build deep connections – both online and IRL. Find the right ones for you, or start your very own.
The best way to inspire your community is to show them how you’re moving. Share your activities and express yourself on social with sticker stats.
Strava helps a lot of people in the Philippines. Not everyone starts off with something to track with. It helps me be better, and that's why Strava is for everyone.
Patrick RubinMarathon Coach and Founder of RWP Run Club
Success stories
How building community inspires the world to move
These steps outline showing up, engaging, and being discoverable. That’s exactly how your Strava community gets its own momentum going. Here's how to build on it.
Know the difference between an activity people scroll past and one that earns kudos, comments, and a growing community, so the whole story of your activity shows, not just the start line.
Renegade aimed to create more spaces for athletes of all levels and backgrounds. Using Strava's tools to build an inclusive community, Renegade fosters connection, support, and accessibility for runners, cyclists, and trail runners alike.
Black Trail Runners is a community and campaigning charity that has leveraged the Strava platform to help develop the representation of Black runners in trail running, ultra running and mountain running.
Latinos Run and Latinas Run wanted to enhance Latino representation in running and foster a supportive community.