Whether you have your sights set on competing in your first Ironman or if you’re looking to improve your freestyle technique, the MySwimPro app will help you get there.

With our newest update, we have made it easier than ever to sync your MySwimPro workouts to the Strava app, so you can see all of your fitness activities in one place!


New in 2024!

  • Your synced moving time and average pace times are even more accurate.
  • Dig in to the data behind your swim with a detailed view of your workout structure, now available in the Strava Workout Analysis.
  • Plus, when your Guided Workout is logged to Strava, our cool new dynamic SwimGauge graphic shows off your swim in your feed.

Keep reading for how to use both apps in your training.

How to Sync Your MySwimPro Swim Workouts to Strava

  1. Open the MySwimPro mobile app on your iPhone or Android
  2. Tap Settings on your Profile tab and navigate to Account Settings
  3. Scroll down to Integrations
  4. Tap Strava
  5. Tap Connect
  6. Enable Sync to Strava and authorize MySwimPro to access your Strava account. Important: Ensure “Upload our activities from MySwimPro to Strava” is toggled on
  7. That’s it! Choose a swim or dryland workout to get started!

*Workouts logged with a Garmin device to MySwimPro will not sync to Strava. Workouts logged from a Garmin Device will instead sync directly from Garmin Connect. In order to sync these workouts, you will need to enable Strava Sync in Garmin Connect.

For more help, visit our Support Site >

Analyze and Share Data On Strava

All of your swim and dryland workouts are recorded in the MySwimPro app, allowing you to analyze your performance and keep track of your progress.

By syncing your accounts, the app will instantly upload your swim to Strava, and it will appear in your feed. Inspire your friends with detailed graphics showing off the different elements of your workout.

Unguided Pool Mode workouts will automatically sync to Strava with a detailed set breakdown of what you swam. Set details are only available to sync with a paid MySwimPro Subscription.

Unguided Pool Mode workouts recorded with the Free Tracking will automatically sync your Distance, Time, Pace, Heart Rate and calories. A detailed set break down will not be included.

Share Workouts on Strava

Strava is the social network for athletes. When you connect your MySwimPro account to Strava, you can post a recap of every swim or dryland workout to your Strava profile.

The new detailed Workout Analysis on Strava allows you to to dig deeper and make decisions off of your performance data.

Compare your splits and strokes per lap, with your heart rate zones to see how efficiently you’re swimming.

Track Your Stats in Strava

See the data behind every swim or dryland workout in Strava. Track your moving time, average pace, and heart rate changes. For open water swimmers, you can nalso see a GPS map of your swim, distance, time, pace, heart rate and calories burned.

“I typically swim 2,000-3,000 yards 4x a week and cycle 5x a week. I am getting ready for some cycling races, so I’m using this time to swim and build muscle in my legs without risking injury. Being in the water feels so good. The MySwimPro workouts are perfect, and the integration to Strava is seamless. I used to have to export and upload data files, but now all my data is synced automatically so I can track my training plan details, pace data, heart rate data and more.”

Iain Sainsbury, competitive cyclist and masters swimmer from Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Cross-Train With Strava

When you incorporate running and cycling into your training schedule, you’ll see huge improvements in the water. Strava allows you to log running and cycling workouts, plus a variety of other activities.

“I work out 6 days a week, cycle 4x week, and swim and run once a week. Mixing in some swimming is the perfect way to build new muscles and still work on your endurance for marathon training. After I complete a MySwimPro workout on my Apple Watch, I love seeing it in my Strava feed next to my running and cycling activities. I can now see everything at once and make training decisions off of the simplified data.”   

Erin Cameron, former collegiate swimmer and marathon runner from Mountain View, California.

We also invite you to join the MySwimPro Club on Strava to share your workout achievements and stay motivated with kudos from our global swimming community.

  1. Open the MySwimPro mobile app on your iPhone or Android
  2. Tap Settings on your Profile tab and navigate to Account Settings
  3. Scroll down to Integrations
  4. Tap Strava
  5. Tap Join the MySwimPro Club!
  6. Share your workout achievements and stay motivated with kudos from our global swimming community.

Personalized Swim Coaching & Workouts

MySwimPro is the largest digital community of swimmers in the world. Download the app and follow us on YouTube for workout ideas, technique tips, and free workout ideas!

Choose from swimming and dryland training programs that are personalized to your skill level with our dynamic training algorithm.

Workouts are individually calibrated to your fitness level and lay the foundation for structured training programs.

Start your personalized Training Plan with the MySwimPro iPhone or Android app. MySwimPro supports Apple Watch, Garmin & Wear OS smartwatches. You can see a full list of compatible devices here.

Start a MySwimPro Coach subscription to unlock your personalized AI Swim Workouts, Training Plan, and daily technique videos and tips.

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15 Comments

  1. How do we view the map after an open water swim (using an Apple Watch)? I can see it on the Apple workout app but not on MSP.

    • Dylan – After your open water swim, open the MySwimPro app on your phone and view your latest workout in your personal feed. After you tap into you, you can swipe right to see different map views and analytics graphs. If you have any further issues, please email us at support@myswimpro.com.
      Thanks!
      Paige

  2. Hi All,
    The dryland workouts are awesome, especially the videos. Nicely done!
    Is there a way to sync those workouts with Strava, or is the integration currently only for swims? I see you can manually ‘share’ them with Strava, but the workout detail doesn’t carry over.
    Either way, thanks for the great content!

    • Taylor Holmes on

      Hi Rich,
      You’re correct – at this point, we don’t synch dryland workouts with Strava. Thank you for this suggestion! Glad you’re enjoying the dryland workouts.

  3. After doing an open water swim with the Apple Watch series 5, can you upload the Swim (INCLUDING GPS location/route) to Strava? Thanks.

  4. Natalie Wiegand on

    Hello! I love the Strava and my swim pro integration! My Strava and MySwim pro usually sync from my Apple Watch but my last swim, I used an uploaded workout on my watch, completed it, and it saved to my swim pro but not Strava. Any tips on how to export it from my swim pro? Or why it didn’t automatically sync? The auto sync is in so I’m not sure why it didn’t work…

    • Taylor Holmes on

      Hi Natalie, thanks for reaching out about this! Can you use the Contact Us form in the app to reach out to our support team? This way we’ll be able to view your workout data to determine why the Strava sync isn’t working.

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  6. Erich Michelfelder on

    When my swim pro sends the workout data to Strava, why is the moving time reduced when I have my interval rest time set at zero? It results in a lower avg/100yds than the real data.

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