More moderate bars than usual when walking
Bob314159
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If I go for a 30 minute walk - in the last weeks - I'm getting two or more moderate bars in the bar graph [and I usually don't get any] and getting around 30 active minutes.
However I'm for sure walking slower and my gait is off. I'm walking around 2.7 mph usually I'm around 2.9. Why is fitbit indicating my walk is better when it's worse?
However I'm for sure walking slower and my gait is off. I'm walking around 2.7 mph usually I'm around 2.9. Why is fitbit indicating my walk is better when it's worse?
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Is Fitbit actually seeing the distance as shorter or recent walks?
Are you carrying extra weight now, backpack, winter clothes if that is coming up, extra water bottles, heavier shoes, ect?
Those bars are given if the whole chunk of time went over the division, so you may be going slower on average, but for those segments, going faster.
That's usually the reason.0 -
Is Fitbit actually seeing the distance as shorter or recent walks?
Are you carrying extra weight now, backpack, winter clothes if that is coming up, extra water bottles, heavier shoes, ect?
Same walking routes that I normally use, no carrying, same clothes. I also carry a Garmin thats counting steps by GPS and its total step count for a walk matches the Fitbit.Is Fitbit actually seeing the distance as shorter or recent walks?
Those bars are given if the whole chunk of time went over the division, so you may be going slower on average, but for those segments, going faster.
That's usually the reason.
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