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MFP as fitness HUB... I need help
marcociccone
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Hi guys, I started to use My Fitness Pal as my fitness hub. This is the place where I want to collect all my data about calorie intake (food, diet, nutrition) and calories burn.
That's my question: actually I have an iPhone 4S and I'm planning to upgrade to an iPhone 6 OR a Lumia Windows Phone.
I use fitbit flex 24/7 in order to track all my calories expenditure coming from daily activities (walks, stairs, etc) and I would like to pair it with an Heart Rate Monitor that I'm planning to use during my workouts.
My workouts are mainly weight lifting + cardio excercises so... using an HRM I guess it's the best way to estimate calories burned.
Now the question: is there any HRM monitor that can pair with fitbit and overwrite calories data while I workout? I would find the most automated solution and I don't want to put off my fitbit while I train. I found that fitbit integrates with digifit but it seems quite a mess to me.
Which is the perfect combination? At least until fitbit releases a wearable with built in HRM.
Thanks
M
That's my question: actually I have an iPhone 4S and I'm planning to upgrade to an iPhone 6 OR a Lumia Windows Phone.
I use fitbit flex 24/7 in order to track all my calories expenditure coming from daily activities (walks, stairs, etc) and I would like to pair it with an Heart Rate Monitor that I'm planning to use during my workouts.
My workouts are mainly weight lifting + cardio excercises so... using an HRM I guess it's the best way to estimate calories burned.
Now the question: is there any HRM monitor that can pair with fitbit and overwrite calories data while I workout? I would find the most automated solution and I don't want to put off my fitbit while I train. I found that fitbit integrates with digifit but it seems quite a mess to me.
Which is the perfect combination? At least until fitbit releases a wearable with built in HRM.
Thanks
M
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I would like to know this too, since I'd love a gadget that synced with fitbit for training.0
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So, the only solution is yo overwrite data manually?0
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