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@AdamMSC @Mxm Great questions!
There's very little algorithmic differences in the different exercise modes; Multi-Sport helps your organize your different workouts. Based on the exercise you select, you may also choose to use Connected GPS or not.
If you're looking to track a specific workout that isn't one of the activities in your device settings, I'd recommend using the "workout option" before using SmartTrack (automatic exercise recognition) for a few reasons: you have complete control over start/stop times (eliminating any of the guessing work), you'll be able to see HR for the isolated window of time, and you'll see a more comprehensive workout summary!
Best AnswerIf I'm not doing a run, walk or cycle I stick it on Workout. My last row (workout) the Blaze was within a couple of calories of my Concept 2, so think that worked ok.
@EmersonFitbit Can you answer this? I am interested in how the different exercise profiles affect caloric expenditure esitmates as well.
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@AdamMSC @Mxm Great questions!
There's very little algorithmic differences in the different exercise modes; Multi-Sport helps your organize your different workouts. Based on the exercise you select, you may also choose to use Connected GPS or not.
If you're looking to track a specific workout that isn't one of the activities in your device settings, I'd recommend using the "workout option" before using SmartTrack (automatic exercise recognition) for a few reasons: you have complete control over start/stop times (eliminating any of the guessing work), you'll be able to see HR for the isolated window of time, and you'll see a more comprehensive workout summary!