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Sync Strava workout data to your Google Calendar events

This automation allows Strava users to automatically create new calendar events in Google Calendar whenever they complete and upload a new activity, such as a bike ride, run, or swim.

The integration pulls key details like pace, mileage, and duration from the Strava activity and populates the corresponding fields in the Google Calendar event. This streamlines the process of tracking fitness data and helps users stay organized by having all their workout details easily accessible in their calendar.

Updated Apr 2, 2026Est. run: 8sEst. cost: $0.0005
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What this template does

  • Extracts key details like pace, mileage, and duration from Strava activities
  • Normalizes Strava activity data into standardized Google Calendar event fields
  • Creates new Google Calendar events based on completed Strava activities
  • Stores Strava activity details in Google Calendar for easy access
  • Generates Google Calendar events with relevant fitness metrics

How it works

1
Trigger

Detect New Strava Activity

The automation is triggered whenever you complete and upload a new activity, such as a bike ride, run, or swim, in your Strava app or web dashboard.

2
Action

Create Google Calendar Event

Once the new Strava activity is detected, the automation will create a new event in your Google Calendar. Key details from the Strava activity, like pace, mileage, and duration, are automatically pulled and used to populate the corresponding fields in the Google Calendar event.

3
Logic

Enrich Event Data

The automation further enhances the Google Calendar event by adding additional details, such as the specific type of workout (e.g., cycling, running, swimming), the starting location, and any notes or comments from the Strava activity.

Setup guide

1

Add Strava credential

Add your Strava credential in the Latenode Credentials panel by connecting your Strava account via OAuth.

2

Add Google Calendar credential

Add your Google Calendar credential in the Latenode Credentials panel by connecting your Google account via OAuth.

3

Configure Strava trigger node

In the Latenode visual builder, add a Strava trigger node. Configure it to listen for the "New Athlete Activity" event.

4

Configure Google Calendar action node

In the Latenode visual builder, add a Google Calendar action node. Map the relevant Strava activity data (e.g. pace, mileage, duration) to the corresponding Google Calendar event fields.

5

Test and activate workflow

Test the workflow by manually triggering the Strava trigger node. Verify that the Google Calendar event is created correctly. Once tested, activate the workflow in Latenode.

Requirements

Connect your Strava account to grant the integration access to your activity data
Connect your Google Calendar account to allow the integration to create new events
Ensure the integration has the necessary permissions to create events in your Google Calendar
Set up the integration to automatically trigger whenever a new activity is uploaded to your Strava account

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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