Strava announced this week that going forward, it’s restricting API access for some third-party apps. Although they’re careful to say that the change will cause “no impact to most developers,” many runners and cyclists are discovering that the change is, in fact, likely to kill features, and possibly entire apps, they’ve been depending on. Here’s the breakdown on what you can expect. What is Strava again? Strava is an app used by runners and cyclists to track their training data, compete with other runners or cyclists on leaderboards, and draw maps based on where they and other Strava users like to run and cycle. I’ve crowned it the best running app out there, but also reported on privacy co
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