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Stravaig 

Old Scottish, Northern English and Irish word.

Means to wander about aimlessly
"Yish, looking at that stravaiging bag head over there."

"How about I stravaig over there and rub my open wound on you?"

"Easy stravaiger, there's no need to get shirty, I was just making a comment on the aimlessness your existence."

"Tis true I suppose. Any chance of some money?"

"You give oral sex?"

"Certainly sir."

"Buzzing cha, buzzing."
Stravaig by H.S. Willsy August 26, 2011
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Stravaing 

To use Strava in order to measure something in order to:

1) Capture data in an effort to feed your analytics addiction
2) Impress/shame other athletes based on on you data
3) Feed your ego (typically has the reverse effect due to your ride data)
4) All of the above
- It was too cold outside to ride my bike, but since I'm addicted to data collection and analytics, I considered Stravaing my indoor ride to ensure I had a complete training record.

- A high profile cyclist had recently started following me on Strava, so I felt compelled to start Stravaing my indoor rides to prove I am a worthy cyclist.

- Due to the "ride data or it didn't happen" principle, Stravaing your indoor rides is mandatory.
Stravaing by ryanstrive March 8, 2014
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Term decended from the Battletech universe, and accompanying Mechwarrior video games. Rooted in russian terms "Stran" and "vagon", meaning "Independant Birthing" together, describing parenteogenesis. When taken in context, it describes negatively one who is very stubborn and has the mental agility of a plant. Can be used similarily to "sod" from british slang.
"You stravaging idiot!"
"You moronic stravag!"
"Stravag, that was funny."
stravag by Blood_Falcon October 25, 2004

Stravaitus 

A condition whereby an athlete becomes obsessed with only posting activities on fitness app Strava of a 'fast' pace, even if this could lead to overtraining, illness, or forced time off. If the activity is slower than hoped for, it is often labeled as 'endurance', 'easy' (when it clearly was not), or 'with xxxx' (name of 'slow' friend). Cures: Take a break, post all activities as private.
"Look he's obsessed with speed. He may have Stravaitus"
Stravaitus by Buckets Bentley July 18, 2022
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