"Strava's biggest improvement is its real-time downhill tracking. For the first time, you can see live slope-specific metrics without relying on a resort app or a ski-focused wearable. You will now be able to view the number of runs you have completed, your total downhill distance, and your average downhill speed as you move around the mountain. Strava also cleans up your post activity stats."
"You will now be able to view the number of runs you have completed, your total downhill distance, and your average downhill speed as you move around the mountain. Chairlift time and distance are removed automatically, leaving you with numbers that actually reflect your time on snow instead of inflated totals. Subscribers get even more detail, including a full run by run breakdown and the option to share winter activities through Flyovers with a seasonal map theme."
Strava's winter update introduces real-time downhill tracking that displays number of runs, total downhill distance, and average downhill speed while users move around the mountain. Chairlift time and distance are removed automatically so activity totals reflect actual time on snow rather than inflated numbers. Subscribers receive a full run-by-run breakdown and winter-themed Flyovers for sharing. Winter map layers enable route planning and terrain preview, while subscribers can view 3D terrain and an avalanche gradient layer. Lift stations and marked ski runs on the map improve navigation and help users plan smarter winter trips.
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