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Tracking Football

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‎02-02-2024 11:04

‎02-02-2024 11:04

Football, one of the most popular and played sports in the world but not an exercise/sport option to track.

We've skating, surfing and other less popular sports, please can we have football?!

Ps. I've noticed posts going back to 2017 asking for this, surely it can't be hard.

I'd even sacrifice it being labelled 'soccer' *shivers*

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‎02-03-2024 10:12

‎02-03-2024 10:12

@Streep2   You mention skating and surfing, activities that are on Fitbit's newest devices.  There is a Sport shortcut.  I think it's a step forward for Fitbit, allowing for more field sports with GPS.  To me, the icon looks like a footballer.  Close enough?

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‎02-05-2024 23:25

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‎02-05-2024 23:25

Thanks, I currently use 'run' and then edit the description, but the purpose wasn't to find and alternative option, I'm optimistically hoping fitbit would recognise popular and relevant sports (football, rugby, netball) rather than some of the niche and repetitive exercises options available ( for example, we have powerlifting, weights, weightlifting, strength training that are all similar. Rollerblading and skating.hike and walk, etc)

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