fitness trackers i.e fitbits

kickstartweightloss
kickstartweightloss Posts: 24 Member
edited November 29 in Fitness and Exercise
So my weekly exercise is as follows
Tuesday - Les Mills Body Pump (1 hour class)
Wednesday - Netball (2 hour class)
Thursday - Gym= stationary bike/rowing/cross trainer
Saturday - Les Mills Body Combat (1 hour class)

I am just wondering what trackers people think would work best I looked at getting a moov band but I don't think that would work.
Any one have any better ideas?

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  • FeebRyan
    FeebRyan Posts: 738 Member
    I love my Fitbit charge. I won't be replacing it until they come out with one I can use underwater
  • SonyaCele
    SonyaCele Posts: 2,841 Member
    what is it you are trying to track? most just track heart rate, calories burned, stairs climbed, steps taking , sleep patterns, etc.
  • MeanderingMammal
    MeanderingMammal Posts: 7,866 Member
    Can't think of anything that might be useful to you, but as above, what are you wanting to gain from any form of tracking?
  • usmccivic
    usmccivic Posts: 1 Member
    I use garmin vivosmart hr
  • one2bskiny
    one2bskiny Posts: 35 Member
    FeebRyan wrote: »
    I love my Fitbit charge. I won't be replacing it until they come out with one I can use underwater

    I'm with you on this one. I love my hr. Just wish it was waterproof
  • lucymcmmck
    lucymcmmck Posts: 8 Member
    I use the misfit. Can be worn lots of places! Water proof so can be used for many activities
  • BettyBoles
    BettyBoles Posts: 68 Member
    Tracking calories is a nice way of maintaining weight.
  • kickstartweightloss
    kickstartweightloss Posts: 24 Member
    I am wanting to track calories burnt I guess so that it can aid me in weight loss.
    Steps is a side bonus but not always necessary.
  • MeanderingMammal
    MeanderingMammal Posts: 7,866 Member
    kickstartweightloss wrote: »
    I am wanting to track calories burnt

    Given that selection of activities there isn't anything on the market that'll give you a relioable calorie burn.

    People will weigh in and recommend Polar or Fitbit HRs, in the main. If you do opt for one of those then factor about 40-50% error.
  • Chupiite
    Chupiite Posts: 55 Member
    I think you need something what tracks heart rate first, you gonna see more accurate how much calories you burn if you looking for calorie burn amount.
  • KAYAKGIRL01
    KAYAKGIRL01 Posts: 1 Member
    Vivacity 2 by Garmin. Waterproof. You can use a chest strap for hr.
  • hotasfire36
    hotasfire36 Posts: 235 Member
    I love my fitbit HR Charge. I find it very accurate when I compare calories burned against treadmill.
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