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MFP and Blaze - do need to log exercise?

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‎04-03-2016 17:57

‎04-03-2016 17:57

when i had my fitbit charge i would manually enter my exercise into MFP, now that i have a blaze do i still need to do that? will my fitness pal sync with the blaze/fitbit app and add in my calories burned while doing the elliptical?

 

when i check the fitbit app it has the exercise in twice, but in my fitness pal it's in there once and my calorie adjustment from the blaze is only 31 calories (i burned 284 on the elliptical). 

 

color me confused. 

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‎04-04-2016 06:24 - edited ‎04-04-2016 06:26

‎04-04-2016 06:24 - edited ‎04-04-2016 06:26

It will send over the steps only (fitbit calorie adjustment), if you are adding into MFP, MFP will send it back to Fitbit so in the dashboard you will see 2 lots of exercise.

 

Also you if you are adding it manually to MFP you will see the eliptical calories and then the fitbit adjustment which is why it only says 31 cals for the adjustment, because it is showing the rest of the calories under the eliptical exercise.

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