02-21-2017
18:54
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AlejandraFitbit
02-21-2017
18:54
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03:16
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AlejandraFitbit
My husband got me a Blaze a few days ago, but it hardly ever counts my steps. He borrowed mine, and it worked just fine for him. I also tried on his Surge and the same thing. Can anyone tell me why? We have tried to walked the same steps and pace, it will count about 2 of my steps to his every 30 or more .
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Have you set your stride?
Are you holding on to anything? It needs to see your arms swinging
To set stride
https://help.fitbit.com/articles/en_US/Help_article/How-do-I-measure-and-adjust-my-stride-length/
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02-22-2017
03:15
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02-22-2017
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A warm welcome to the Forums @zeja and @WendyB thanks for stopping by.
If your Blaze is not recording your steps correctly, I recommend restarting your tracker and as recommended by our friend, please check your stride length.
Let me know how it goes. ![]()
Best AnswerMy stride is set to automatic, and I am usually not carrying anything.
I think maybe I don't swing my arms hard enough?? I am pretty quiet and stealthy.
Best AnswerI have tried restarting it, and the stride is automatic. I assume that is what it should be on? It is just on me, if my husband wears it it counts with no problems, so I think I don't move my arms hard enough. Could that be a possibility?
Best AnswerI looked into setting my own stride, it's definitely wrong for automatic. It is higher than my husband right now, how exactly do I calculate it?
In 90 feet, I took 46 steps.
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02-26-2017
04:34
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02-26-2017
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