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Exercise tracking isn't accurate

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‎08-01-2016 20:34

‎08-01-2016 20:34

I forgot to manually track my tennis match - 3 hours of singles tennis! My Blaze is supposed to detect exercise after 10 min and it said I didn't leave the fat burning zone and I burned 600 calories. Normally when I manually set it to "tennis" I burn close to 800 calories in an hour and a half. Isn't it supposed to be accurate if I forget to manually start an exercise??
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‎08-05-2016 04:10

‎08-05-2016 04:10

Great to see you around @Cvernadakis. If your tracker didn't register your activity, I recommend manually log it by doing the following from your iOS Fitbit app:

 

1. Tap the exercise tile. 
2. Tap the timer in the top right corner; this will take you to the Mobile Run screen. 
3. Tap "Log" at the top of the screen. 
4. Log your activity. 

 

After logging the activity you will be able to see the information during that period of time. Also, please check if your tracker logged it under another name like "Sport".

 

Let me know the outcome. Woman Happy

Alejandra | Community Moderator, Fitbit

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