Hi, @Huaweip10lite! Unfortunately, there's no way to adjust that distance.
Fitbit has really limited the ability to edit workouts, pretty much the only edits you can do is to rename a workout once. The only thing you could do is to delete and replace the exercise with a new one, but then you won't get the calorie burn associated with your heart rate, assuming you have a heart rate tracker, just an estimate.
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Cheers Mak, it does seem a bit stupid that you cannot adjust the distance from an expensive watch.... I was able to with my old cheaper Tom Tom. Hopefully fitbit might change this
Thanks again
Best AnswerI completely agree! My biggest annoyance is forgetting to end a workout at the end and having a duration several hours longer than the actual workout.
I would suggest voting for this feature in the request forum, too. Hopefully the more people that vote, the more likely it will be to be implemented.
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Late to the thread but do you know if you track as a workout rather than treadmill run or a normal run if this makes a difference? I tend to run more sprints on the treadmill so stride length much longer than my stride length calculated by gps tracked runs.
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