As many of you know, I've been a huge fan of Garmin wearable devices for quite some time. I am also a big fan of Peloton. Peloton records a bunch of metrics, but currently there is no native sync between Peloton and Garmin Connect (the web/back end for Garmin wearable data). However, you can follow these steps, and get usable metrics out! - Create Strava account (This is free -- Make sure the Strava stuff is all private, unsubscribe from emails, etc.) - Sync Strava to Peloton bike/tread (you may need to install the app on a mobile device for this) - Choose to share ride/run/etc to Strava (this will happen automatically at the end of each workout) - Log into Strava, and choose "Export original" in Strava (like below image)
- Open the file here: http://rodemybike.today/strava-to-garmin-2/
- Scroll down and choose Save file (will result in "for-garmin.tcx" filename)
- Upload file to Garmin Connect
- Edit name/minutes/miles/etc that you want
Once you are done, if you had to install the Strava mobile app, you can delete it, as everything will occur automagically behind the scenes now Additionally, I did write a Perl script (because of course I would) to automate this for myself, and also put in the data for my watch (Garmin fenix 6 Sapphire, and the software version(s)). I can share that with you if you'd like, and if there is enough interest, maybe even put an online converter or something like that on this site somewhere.
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Hi, interesting article
I have RK200 on my peloton for the additional metrics - can I use this system to merge the data so as not to lose the power data and gain the additional speed and distance metric ??? Hope this makes sense!!!
Thanks @brianjmoran! Greatly appreciate your work!
@brianjmoran I've greatly appreciated your script to import my Peloton workouts to Garmin over the past year and a half, went there today to import my rides for the past month and it looks like the domain expired. :-\ Would love to get a copy of the script if you're willing to share it.
I am sure there is a way, but that requires access to the Garmin API, which is not freely available. It is available to businesses, but its not readily available to the general public. I have heard a few apps that claim to do it, but the results from the apps dont have the same amount of data that Peloton-Strava-Garmin has (from what I have seen). And they are expensive, for me I'd rather take two minutes after a workout session and convert the data :)
Is there a way to automate this process so all rides automatically upload to Strava, translate to Garmin and upload to Garmin without having to manually upload each session to Garmin Connect?
I updated the post with the updated method on the "rodemybike.today" page, which is even easier than it was before. This also means that I don't have to create a version of it (although I might, with the fields that are shared to properly populate watch data and/or software updates!)
Hi Mira, Yeah, you have to export the data out from Strava. Then the script goes through and take care of the finding/replacing/formatting, then you upload that to Garmin Connect. It saves steps of going to another website and (when updates do occur, like earlier this year) it takes into account formatting changes. I also added a field so that if you know what your Garmin device is, and software version, you can have that be included as well. My hope is to eventually get something similar to the above site that is listed above here on dfirfit.com too, so that way you can accomplish the same sort of thing here as well, but I have had pretty much zero free time so far this year to work on getting that done and implemented. It's on my list of things to do (along with a ton of other things that I've not yet had time for either!)
How does the automation script work? Would be have to export data every work out if we don’t use the automation script?
How does the automation script work? Would be have to export data every work out if we don’t use the automation script?
I'm interested in the automation script!
I had to update my script today because Garmin rolled out some changes to accepted tcx formatting. I won't go into details because its really mundane stuff, but if you use the method above ( or if I've sent you the script) let me know and I'll update it for you. I really hope they don't do this terribly often, because it's tough to figure out what is (and is not) accepted when they make changes! :D