11-17-2016 06:19
11-17-2016 06:19
Blaze - max heart rate alarm with vibration - is this possible please? Thank you!
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02-19-2018 08:20
02-19-2018 08:20
There is a ton of research that says staying in a max heart rate of 180 minus your age for up to 8 weeks of training can train your metabolism to use fat as a fuel. This has been around since the 70's. Look at Mark Sissions, Brad Kearns, Dr. Dom D'agostino, Dr. Chris Kressor and their work on fat burning and the ketogenic diet.
02-19-2018 11:46
02-19-2018 11:46
07-26-2018 07:12
07-26-2018 07:12
How is this SOLVED? Solved would be instructions and update that would allow you to do it! This has been talked about for two years, That's enough time to have done the software update and released it if Fitbit was will to do it. I see no solution how to set a heart rate alarm here - Now That would be a solution!
07-26-2018 13:21
07-26-2018 13:21
Apparently the original poster felt that was the best answer.
I would have thought it would be better to add my vote to one of the feature suggestions that was mentioned. The Feature board is where the developers look to see what the users would like to be implemented.
The community board is where your fellow Fitbit users help each other out, this request is most likely not something the typical Fitbit user will be able to fix. I think adding votes and getting the request noticed by the developers might be more productive.
04-09-2019 06:08
04-09-2019 06:08
Hi Dasboos,
In the absence of seeing any progress from Fitbit on these requests for enhancement to audio and visual Heart Rate alarms, have you started to develop the product you envisaged to fill this gap in Fitbit functionality ?
Thanks,
'Wotnobleep'
10-12-2019 17:39
10-12-2019 17:39
@Dasboos Have you created that device? I have a chronic illness that requires me to keep my heart rate below a certain threshold...as well as a whole community of friends who would love this. Let me know.
Fitbit developers, this should be an easy option to include for those that not only want it, but need it. Thanks.
03-02-2021 16:12
03-02-2021 16:12
Fitbit are probably aware people are using this device to monitor longcovid fatigue and Post Exertional Malaise which means staying within a smaller range of HR than unaffected people. They would be daft not to add this feature.