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Strava Launches MCP Connector, Allowing Athletes to Sync Training History to Claude

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SAN FRANCISCO – June 1, 2026 – Strava, the app for active people with more than 195 million users in more than 185 countries, today announced the launch of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) connector that lets subscribers query their own Strava data through Claude and get in-depth insights about their training. The connector, which begins rolling out this week, is available to all Strava subscribers and makes Strava one of the first major connected fitness platforms to ship a native AI assistant integration. Until now, anyone who wanted to analyze their Strava history with an AI assistant had…

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