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‎02-28-2016 04:33

‎02-28-2016 04:33

How do you keep it on when you lift high weights that require you to wear hand and wrist wraps?
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‎02-28-2016 06:23

‎02-28-2016 06:23

You will be disappointed with wrist based devices for lifting weights. Get a chest strap HR monitor for that.
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‎02-29-2016 17:32

‎02-29-2016 17:32

I do t even use straps and found the blaze a bit in the way doing any activity they flexes the hand/wrist. I did sled and some plyo type exercises and was super awkward
2015 Fitbit flex (retired) Charge HR /Blaze/Aria 2016 Put one foot in front of the other..and REPEAT
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‎02-29-2016 17:36

‎02-29-2016 17:36

By not using straps lol
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‎03-25-2016 04:56

In response to vinotauro

‎03-25-2016 04:56

Welcome to the Fitbit Community @ChristineMH,  @vinotauro, @bstngirl and @SunsetRunner It's nice to see you around! Smiley Wink @ChristineMH I would like to share the best practices for the accuracy of your heart rate readings during workouts. Please note that the Blaze will take heart rate into account when calculating calories burned, so even if an activity doesn't count steps, you still get calorie count information, but if your tracker is not confortable to wear during your activity you can manually log it.  

 

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