10-24-2018
04:10
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10-25-2018
10:52
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LanuzaFitbit
10-24-2018
04:10
- last edited on
10-25-2018
10:52
by
LanuzaFitbit
I just don't get it! Every day I go the same speed for the same amount of time on my treadmill. Yesterday, for example, my Fitbit showed 300+ steps less. How can that be?
Now today (& this happens about once a month), my Fitbit doesn't record all my time. Same thing, same speed, same amount of time. Treadmill shows 35 minutes, Fitbit 29. Today instead of reading 18 which is what the treadmill said, my Fitbit read 12. Why???
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Best Answer10-24-2018 09:42
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10-24-2018 09:42
Are you holding treadmill rail at all? If so, those steps usually will not be detected. That could be affecting other data.
Best Answer10-24-2018 10:25
10-24-2018 10:25
Best Answer10-25-2018 10:57
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10-25-2018 10:57
Welcome to the Forums @Monette1021. Hello @JohnnyRow.
I'd like to ask you some questions to better understand what is going on:
Knowing that should help in finding the best way to move ahead.
Look forward to your reply.
Best Answer09-16-2019 19:37
09-16-2019 19:37
My steps and minutes from yesterday are still adding up into today. My steps or any of the other data reset at midnight.
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