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Importing from Strava

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Ratcliffe May 2017 7:33pm, 9 May 2017 2 posts	0 Ratcliffe I'm sorry because I guess it has been asked a thousand times, but can you set Fetch up to automatically import your exercise logged on Strava. I have it coming in from my Garmin just fine, but would like to pull in ~~strava~~ too.
fetcheveryone May 2017 7:42pm, 9 May 2017 18340 posts	0 fetcheveryone ~~strava~~ denied my request to access their API because they considered FE to be a duplicate of what they offered. I could argue that it's the other way around
Ratcliffe May 2017 10:53pm, 9 May 2017 4 posts	0 Ratcliffe Nasty Strava.... Thanks for the quick reply. Can you sync to any of the others, map my run/ride etc?
cathrobinson May 2017 11:42pm, 9 May 2017 5590 posts	0 cathrobinson Ha ha. Pretty sure FE was first...!

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