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Nike run club to strava?
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Sorry to say this, but you're hosed.
Nike closed off all avenues (at least all of the ones that I knew about) for exporting data.
SmashRun can no longer login to Nike.
RunGap can no longer login to Nike.
HealthFit was never able to login to Nike.
The best that you can hope for is to use RunGap or HealthFit to grab whatever data is available from your iPhone's Activities list and then push that over to Strava. Not sure if that will work, and even if it did, I don't think the good stuff (GPS, HR, elevation, etc) will pass across, mainly due to what the NRC app pushes to the Health app.
DAMN!!!! I just noticed that this is an old thread.
To @Rcaseytx, back in 2017 the OP could have accomplished this using RunGap. Nike closed off the last of its public API and backdoor hacks about 4 months ago. That was when RunGap stopped authenticating with Nike's servers. Most other methods (e.g. Smashrun) gave up way before that. You're pretty much SOL if you want to get your data off of Nike's servers. Perhaps a public post on their Facebook page might shame them into action, but don't hold your breath.
EDIT 2 - looks like Strava might have their own way of doing this, although I'm not sure if Nike closed it when they got rid of the website a few months ago. Read this link
https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us...ad-Nike-activities-to-Strava?mobile_site=true
Nike closed off all avenues (at least all of the ones that I knew about) for exporting data.
SmashRun can no longer login to Nike.
RunGap can no longer login to Nike.
HealthFit was never able to login to Nike.
The best that you can hope for is to use RunGap or HealthFit to grab whatever data is available from your iPhone's Activities list and then push that over to Strava. Not sure if that will work, and even if it did, I don't think the good stuff (GPS, HR, elevation, etc) will pass across, mainly due to what the NRC app pushes to the Health app.
DAMN!!!! I just noticed that this is an old thread.
To @Rcaseytx, back in 2017 the OP could have accomplished this using RunGap. Nike closed off the last of its public API and backdoor hacks about 4 months ago. That was when RunGap stopped authenticating with Nike's servers. Most other methods (e.g. Smashrun) gave up way before that. You're pretty much SOL if you want to get your data off of Nike's servers. Perhaps a public post on their Facebook page might shame them into action, but don't hold your breath.
EDIT 2 - looks like Strava might have their own way of doing this, although I'm not sure if Nike closed it when they got rid of the website a few months ago. Read this link
https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us...ad-Nike-activities-to-Strava?mobile_site=true
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So Nike has closed Nike Run Club website? No wonder I couldn’t find a way to see my runs on webpage anymore.
Yeah, it was a real bummer. Not that I really use Nike anymore. I still upload my runs to NRC (via a supported link through Garmin) just so I can reach the next color level.
My main beef with Nike getting rid of the website access to your run data is that the UI on the iPhone app sucks. Nearly impossible to drag the "playhead" to the end of the run in the map view. Your finger runs off the edge of the screen. On the website, you could run the mouse all the way to the edge. Plus, for some reason, the maps on the website were accurate, whereas the ones on the app were a total mess, but YMMV.
ADD - it's just disheartening that Apple teams up with the most user-hostile company in the business. They keep pulling good products and usability in favor of advertising their shoes/gear and pushing their athletes in your face. I liked it better when Nike Running seemed like it was run by a bunch of runners, not marketers.
