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Strava requests cyclists to ‘prioritize safety’ following pedestrian fatality on popular segment

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The Royal Parks, a charity responsible for managing London’s Regent’s Park, is asking Strava to remove a popular segment following a pedestrian fatality. The 81-year-old pedestrian was hit by a cyclist while crossing the park’s Outer Circle road and died two months later from injuries sustained  in the crash.

Strava has responded with a reminder to its members and the public that segments can already be flagged as “hazardous” and requesting cyclists to “prioritize everyone’s safety”.

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Sennheiser’s new earbuds sync with Apple Health, Garmin, Peloton, more

At the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2024, Sennheiser unveiled three new pairs of headphones – including the Momentum Sport – which can help track your fitness while you listen to music across multiple health platforms. Keep reading below the fold to learn more about Sennheiser’s Momentum Sport headphones.

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Strava adds Messaging on iOS and Android, and it’s free

Strava, the popular social networking app for athletes and a leading digital community, today released its newest feature in the latest update – Messaging. Messaging allows Strava members to connect with one another and motivate each other in ways that they couldn’t before today. Head below the fold for more details on Strava’s Messaging feature.

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Strava data shows that women’s outdoor exercise drops when the sun is down

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Love those predawn or evening outdoor workouts? Well, let’s be honest, if you’re a woman, probably not; for many women, exercising when the sun isn’t up just isn’t worth the risk. And now Strava has culled data from its nearly 95 million users to confirm what we’ve always known: Women have a lot more barriers to working out than men.

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Strava’s year-end data shows the hot new sport this year is walking

Strava just released its year-end review with heaps of interesting data on its 95 million subscribers around the world. While the data is obviously specific to Strava users, with a data pool that large, it does shed some light on how people are exercising during yet another tough pandemic year. One big surprise: The new hot sport this year is walking.

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