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larkim
larkim
Jan 2017
8:38pm, 3 Jan 2017
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larkim
History of strava to fetch is easy as strava allows for you to export all your runs as gpx in one zip file which you can then edit (to remove runs already on fetch) and upload using the fetch zip upload.

Other way round is harder - how do you get runs into fetch now?
andywhamilton
andywhamilton
Jan 2017
6:42pm, 7 Jan 2017
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andywhamilton
I'm trying to import all my runs from strava on an iMac but it keeps failing. Does anyone know if this is because the apple version of windup isn't supported? I've broken the files down to less than 8mb so don't think its the size.
clare1976
clare1976
Feb 2017
8:44pm, 28 Feb 2017
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clare1976
So Strava's down then?! Thank goodness for Fetch 😂

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