Whoop has become one of the most well-regarded names in thefitness trackerindustry thanks to its super-reliable stat tracking and its no-nonsense approach to design and materials.
Its display-free tracker can help you plan your workouts nicely, and is perfect for anyone worried about recovery. If you want to use its heart rate tracking to feed into other fitness trackers and services, though, you need to set that broadcasting up. Here’s how to do just that.
How to turn on heart rate broadcasting on Whoop
While there are further steps that we’ll cover below to connectyour Whoopto a range of services, if you want it to feed heart rate data anywhere there’s one key setting to know about.
This is in the Whoop app, and you’ll have to get used to turning it on and off each time you work out if you want that data to be shared. These steps will let you do that.
This is the quick way to activate the central setting, but you’ll have to do a little more to hook it into your service of choice.
How to broadcast Whoop heart rate to Strava
To connect your Whoop to Strava, follow these steps.
This should result in you being able to see your heart rate on the in-progress screen.
How to broadcast Whoop heart rate to Peloton
These steps will work with the Peloton Bike or Peloton Tread.
Once you set this up for the first time, it should connect automatically moving forward (provided you have HR Broadcast toggled on at the time).
If you’re using the Peloton app, these steps should work instead.
This should result in live heart rate data for you to see while you work out.
How to broadcast Whoop heart rate to Zwift
If you’re a Zwift user these steps should work.
This should have your Whoop feeding data to Zwift.
Other Whoop heart rate broadcast options
There are a few other specific services that Whoop can broadcast your heart rate to when the setting is enabled - you can find a more comprehensive run-downon Whoop’s own site right here.
