No, although there are two features where NRC outshines Strava.
NRC offers four training plans that range from a four-week “just getting started” plan all the way to a 16-week marathon training plan. Each plan has must-do runs as well as optional sessions, and explains each type of run on the plan. This is something Strava also offers, but only to those who pay for a Strava subscription. On NRC, this is free.
There are also guided runs available on NRC, with a coach offering tips throughout the run, although this is available only if you start your run directly in the app.
All the same, Nike Run Club falls short elsewhere—meaning Strava still comes out on top.