Worth noting, the 2nd method is free, as long as you only want to upload to Garmin Connect and nowhere else, and can get it set up correctly. It costs $3.99 for 3 months, or $10.99 for a year. They call this their “Swag Bag”, and you can purchase it within the app. Secondly – while the RunGap app is free to download, the ability to upload to some platforms (like Garmin Connect) requires a subscription. However, it appears there is a similar Android app called “SyncMyTracks” you can try out, but reviews are very mixed on this on the app store, so proceed at your own risk trying that! If you don’t have a iOS device, go ahead and skip to Method 2! So if you don’t have an iPhone or iPad laying around, you will be unable to use this. There are three downsides to using RunGap.įirst – the RunGap app is unfortunately only available for iOS. This solution seems to be the easiest for most people – and works by taking the workouts that Peloton can automatically upload to Strava for you, and migrating those over to Garmin Connect. The process works the same as Garmin Connect, just swap your service of choice anywhere we mention Garmin Connect. Method 1: Upload & Sync Peloton to Garmin Connect with RunGapīefore we begin, note that we will speak mainly about Garmin Connect here, but there are 25+ other services that RunGap can upload your Peloton workouts to, including Apple Health, Nike+, RunKeeper, Suunto, MapMyRun, Coros, FitBit, Zwift, SportsTracker, TrainingPeaks, and more. There is also a third possible solution if you are trying to upload to a platform besides Garmin, like Nike, or Training Peaks. Today, we’re going to show you two different approaches you can take to export & sync your workouts from Peloton to Garmin Connect (or Training Peaks & other platforms). Peloton provides an integration for you to export your workout data to Strava and FitBit, however, for any other platform, you are on your own. One frustration for many people who come over to the Peloton platform is that they might be used to tracking their workout history on another platform, like Strava, Training Peaks, SportTracks, Nike, RunKeeper, or Garmin Connect.

Garmin connect compatible devices