> some other non-professional runner can run a 5:37 mile over a hilly span that takes you 7:30-8:00 is humbling Another big Strava user here. I suppose it's so

> some other non-professional runner can run a 5:37 mile over a hilly span that takes you 7:30-8:00 is humbling Another big Strava user here. I suppose it's somewhat inspiring and certainly fascinating, but it doesn't really strike a chord with me. I've also don't really connect with the "crush your friends!!" narrative they have as the main thrust of their marketing. I'm sure it's 'pops' more than "make long-term and measurable, and improvements to your fitness and mental outlook through exercise and a personal training log".