Hi, @Adapp1990 , you can definitely do that, but you will need to find this in your app. From the front (Today) page in your app click on the heart icon to go to the heart rate page. On the heart rate page you will see your resting heart rate for each day and a graph icon. If you click on the graph icon for any day you will be able to see detail of when your heart rate went up and how high it went. If you run your finger over the graph you will see the exact time and the exact rate detected. It will show yellow for rates in your fatburn zone, orange for cardio, and red for peak. (It works very slightly differently depending on whether you use iOS or Android, but that is basically how you check this).
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If you find that your Fitbit is often detecting bike riding and this is something you don’t do the simple solution is to turn off that exercise in your app. On the front page of your app (Today screen) scroll down to “Activity and wellness” on the next screen choose “exercise”. There you will see a list of auto recognised activities. Click on any that you don’t do and toggle auto recognize to off and then save.
Be sure to sync your Fitbit whenever you make and changes in the app.
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