Im in ur Feeds, Flexin ur Splits

You’ve just completed a hard workout. Or maybe you finally ran that half marathon. Or you have a destination race in the books. Now you want to share that activity with family and friends and maybe shout it from the rooftops. Whatever the occasion, My Mind is Racing has got you covered with the new Result Card feature.

Result cards are simple, customizable graphics to make your achievement more likely to catch the eye of your audience, whether that be in a Strava feed, Instagram post or a race report in /r/running or your other favourite endurance subreddit.

#In ur feeds

Let’s see what my Strava feed looks like with and without the activity card. Earlier this summer I swam a double. On the left is my morning swim, without a result card. On the right is my evening swim, with the result card. There’s a decent contrast between the two.

a result card attached to a feed activity

#Celebrate a personal best

a run result card — The runner's bib allows you to share more info, like the air temperature.

the same run result card with a personal best badge — Personal best? We have an option for that too.

#Add a sentiment

a ride result card — The ride template lets you pack in lots of extra info.

the same ride result card with a custom description — Add a description of your choosing, or let us help get you started with some pre-filled sentiments you can alter or use as provided.

#Multisport support

a square triathlon result card — Raced a triathlon or other Multisport event? You don't need to share 3 different cards. Put it all on one, including your transitions.

the same triathlon result card in a tall story format — Prefer a taller card that looks better on your story? We've got that too.

#The default background

How about a card that doesn’t include artwork? Nobody is judging you, except r/runningcirclejerk. They are absolutely judging you.

a default-background result card in a tall story format

#What do you think?

How you want to use this is totally up to you. Please reach out to me with any feedback you may have or if you want to show me how you’re using this feature. Have fun with it!