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Soul cycle

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‎09-02-2016 18:43

‎09-02-2016 18:43

There are so many classes to choose from when entering a "class" expect soul cycle. They have bike buy you don't know how far you go when taking this class. Is there something I am maybe missing?
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‎09-03-2016 08:30

‎09-03-2016 08:30

Why not try "spinning"?

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‎09-03-2016 09:00

In response to MakMak

‎09-03-2016 09:00

They still ask for distance to log it. They don't do distance in soul
cycle. 😞

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‎09-03-2016 16:49

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‎09-03-2016 16:49

Smiley Sad I don't think they used to. What I would suggest then is to figure out an estimate of what you burned (your instructor should be able to help or go on google) and create your own activity. Once you've entered it once, it should be saved on your account and you can use it again in the future. It's not quite as easy as having Fitbit do it for you, but it should address your situation for now. I'm honestly not sure why they have distance required for spin, since many bikes don't track it accurately anyway.

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