Strava's new Performance Predictions tab should now be live for paid subscribers on Android and iOS. It uses your fitness level, recent number and type of runs, and dozens of other metrics to ...

Strava has announced Performance Predictions, a new tool for managing event training. The feature uses machine learning to estimate users’ likely finish times and pacing. As of now, the feature ...

Here’s what Strava says about the feature: “Strava’s Performance Prediction feature is powered by an ML model that leverages over 100 athlete data attributes, including all-time run history ...

Strava has just rolled out a new subscriber-only feature called Performance Predictions, and it’s clearly designed to take on the likes of Garmin, Polar and Coros in the race prediction game.

Strava continues its flurry of updates—yes, it feels like a weekly release at this point—with the launch of a new feature under its Athlete Intelligence platform: Performance Predictions.

Strava, one of the best running apps out there, has just rolled out a new Performance Predictions feature. Available only to subscribers, it uses AI to predict your race times for 5K, 10K ...

No pressure. Strava is providing these predictions using a machine learning model (shocking) which looks at over 100 data points from the individual and the performance of similar runners on the app.

This article is about a new study that uses accumulated training data from Strava to predict your marathon ... re trying to base your pacing off the prediction. So at first glance, this looks ...

The feature is part of “Performance Predictions,” a feature for subscribers ... and marathon races, Strava says. A weekly newsletter by David Pierce designed to tell you everything you need ...