How to share a basketball game on Strava
Logging the workout isn't enough. Here's how to make the basketball post actually show the game.
Step-by-step
- 1Record or upload the session, set the type to Basketball.
- 2Open UPPOST and pick Basketball.
- 3Fill in score, game type, result, location, key moment.
- 4Download the image, copy the title and caption.
- 5Paste them into the Strava activity, attach the image as cover.
Example
Why the default Strava post is not enough for basketball
Strava can log the activity — duration, time, sometimes heart rate. What it can't capture in a structured way is everything that actually makes a basketball session worth sharing: score, game type, result, location, key moment. The feed sees a generic title and no image. UPPOST fixes that by turning those fields into a recap image with a matching title and caption.
What details matter for basketball
- score
- game type
- result
- location
- key moment
FAQ
Does UPPOST track my basketball automatically?
No. UPPOST is a recap and share-card generator, not a tracker. You add the details (score, result, etc.) and UPPOST turns them into a Strava-ready image, title and caption.
Does UPPOST post directly to Strava?
No. UPPOST creates the image, title and caption. You copy them into your Strava activity yourself. There is no automatic posting and no official Strava integration.
Can I use this after recording with Garmin, Apple Watch or another app?
Yes. UPPOST works regardless of which device or app recorded the session. You're enhancing the Strava post, not the recording itself.
Do I need to fill in every detail?
No. Fill in the fields that matter to you. The more you add, the richer the share card — but a short recap still looks better than the default Strava post.
Is UPPOST affiliated with Strava?
No. UPPOST is an independent tool. It doesn't claim partnership, sync, or official integration with Strava.
Create your basketball post
Create your basketball post