Print your year
in sport.

The map background and route color, a title that can carry the year itself, plus your own stat lines underneath, total distance, total elevation, number of activities, whatever tells your year best. Photos from throughout the year can be dropped in too, and every field stays editable right up until you order.

Both are options. Most year in sport posters use every activity from January through December layered into one heatmap, but you can also pull out a single standout day, a race, a long ride, whatever mattered most, and show it as its own route sitting inside or alongside the full year.

A solid color usually holds up better across twelve months of activity, since so many routes overlapping already carries plenty of visual weight on its own. Coloring by pace or elevation makes more sense if you're narrowing the poster down to a shorter stretch, like your best month, where individual lines are still easy to follow.

That's fine. Running on Strava, swimming logged through your watch's own app, a few hikes recorded somewhere else entirely, all of it can be uploaded as separate GPX, TCX, or FIT files and combined into the same yearly map. Nothing needs to live in one place beforehand.

No, and for most people it shouldn't be. Running, cycling, hiking, swimming, whatever got tracked over the year can all be layered into the same heatmap. The point of this poster is the whole year, not one discipline, so mixing sports together usually tells a fuller story than sticking to just one.