Can you turn off providing feedback in the exercises?

[nevynevster]

Hi you seem to have changed the Coach app to force feedback after each new exercise. This pauses the workout until i fetch my phone and give the feedback. It's super annoying to have to stop after each exercise to do this. I don't want to hold my phone next to me while I do the exercise. Please change it back to feedback at the end. Plus I am giving you pointless feedback as i just press continue to next exercise with defaults ! 

Moderator edit: Updated subject for clarity 

[SilviaFitbit]

It's great to see you around @nevynevster. Thanks for your feedback, Fitbit is always working to improve the features that are provided. 

You can provide feedback on the difficulty of exercises as you go, or rate every exercise at the end of your workout. You can change it by doing the following: 

• In the Fitbit Coach app, tap Profile 
• Tap the Settings icon > Personal Settings
• Turn on the Remove Move Feedback option

I'll be around if you need further assistance. 

[nevynevster]

Great thanks

[SunsetRunner]

This option to remove feedback after each exercise no longer appears to be available, in either the Windows App or the browser app / website.  What is the new way to turn these off and move directly to the next exercise?  Also, is there a way to turn off the introductory part of each exercise and simply move automatically to the 3-second count-down?

[SilviaFitbit]

@SunsetRunner A warm welcome to the Community. I'll be happy to clarify your inquiry. 

Currently, it's possible to turn off feedback only in the Fitbit Coach app, please follow the instructions provided above. 

Regarding your inquiry about removing the introductory part and move to the next exercise, you could do this by tapping the skip icon. If you would like that this could be turned off in the future, you could post your idea in our Feature Suggestion board, those are reviewed by our team and the status will change depending on Fitbit plans. 

I'll be around if you have any additional questions.