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‎04-24-2016 20:36

‎04-24-2016 20:36

Just curious how this is possible? Yesterday I went for a one hour jog in the morning and ran a 5K in the evening. Whats up with those active minutes? Even today when I relaxed and really didnt do anything, I have more active minutes.

 

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‎04-24-2016 21:07

‎04-24-2016 21:07

I think your profile setting is wrong.

check your profile setting. 

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‎04-25-2016 05:54

‎04-25-2016 05:54

It's great to see you around @MikeS1971. Did you log an activity that might be taken away your active minutes? If you did, I recommend deleting that activity and you will see your active minutes. You can also log out and log back in to your account.

 

Let me know the outcome. Woman Happy

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