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SFRC launched a Strava club to further its connection with customers and the local running community. They created club events to promote group runs and share the weekly route.
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.
KRT QRT connects like-minded athletes, fostering a space where individuals can share experiences, challenge one another, and grow together as part of a meaningful and supportive community.
HexaTrek’s founder wished to enhance visibility, attract hikers, and foster community engagement for their newly established thru-hiking trail in France by strategically utilizing Strava's route embeds and club features.
Cycling in Flanders wished to raise awareness of its Flandrien Challenge using accurate and seamless data, plus encouraging visibility by leveraging Strava.