If you have significantly more runs, go for an app below. Note that you can only import up to 25 runs in Strava at a time in this method. Strava and RunKeeper have import and export options that you can use to create a zip file. Note these passwords somewhere handy and move on to the next point. Reset your password using the link in that mail. Open RunKeeper on your mobile or desktop, click on Login and select Forgot Password to receive an email. Most people use their social media accounts like Google or Facebook to sign up but the data transfer apps need a password to connect with the servers, and your Google account password won’t work. If you are going the app way, you will need RunKeeper and Strava’s password. One of the below apps will help you transfer data easily and within a few minutes. So when you try Strava, you don’t want to leave all that hard work behind. If you have been using RunKeeper for a while, you will have quite a few achievements to show off.

So, I found some apps that can transfer runs from RunKeeper to Strava. After trying Nike Run Club for a while, I decided to try RunKeeper and Strava and found the latter to be a better option. Like everyone else, I did some research and downloaded a handful of apps because I like data-based progress tracking.

Admittedly, I am not a regular but think I am getting there, or so I like to tell myself and everyone who listens to me. And instead of running on the treadmills, I prefer outdoors in open air and better scenery.

Relive running app