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COROS bulk export → GPX

COROS bulk historical export typically delivers FIT or TCX by email — convert that zip locally to GPX.

Use this when COROS emailed you a bulk history package and you need GPX for backup or another platform.

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1. Request a bulk export

In COROS Training Hub (web), request a bulk export of historical activity data. COROS usually delivers the package by email.

2. What you receive

A zip with many .fit and/or .tcx files. There is usually no Strava-style activities.csv or Garmin DI_CONNECT layout.

Naming often comes from file names and FIT/TCX timestamps rather than a rich metadata table.

3. Convert on TrackConvert

Drop the zip into Convert archives. Choose Backup as GPX (or Komoot / Garmin destination as needed), optionally enable privacy trim, then convert and download.

(Screenshots of this step can be added here later.)

4. Import or back up — watch these limits

GPX works for most destinations. If you later upload to Strava, respect Strava’s per-batch file count and size limits.

Keep the original COROS zip as a backup alongside the converted GPX pack.

5. Privacy trim tips

Trim start and end before sharing routes that begin or end at home.

About 200 meters each end is a reasonable default; increase for rural roads or long approach paths.

6. Skips and failures you may see

Files without GPS points are skipped with a reason in the report.

Mixed FIT/TCX in one zip is fine — TrackConvert converts what it can and reports the rest.