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Tracking steps while horse back riding??

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I am an avid equestrian and ride 5-6 days a weeks. Today was my first day of using my Fitbit Flex and when I rode it counted the steps my horse took!!

 

Anyone have a solution, short of removing it when I am riding??

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I see that this conversation was a few years ago. I just got a Fitbit Charge 2 and still have the same issue with the horse's steps being counted as my own. Is there a way to manually subtract these?

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Please! Subtract steps during horseback riding. My horse just took 10K steps. I don’t want credit for that, but I love to track my pulse while riding.

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Hi did this ever get resolved? Thanks

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Do not know.
Still have the horse, but not the Fitbit.
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Nope. I just had a lesson this evening and it counted the horses steps.
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This STILL isn’t fixed. I’ve tried the driving option but it’s still not deducting my steps either... it makes me rethink this whole Fitbit thing if they can’t even fix a simple issue as this, 5 years later. 

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I guess equestrians are too small of a demographic for them to be concerned
about. Sigh. Have a great ride!
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This thread is ongoing for FIVE YEARS and still no solution?! Poor form, Fitbit! 

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here in 2020 and this still hasn’t been resolved. Logging horseback riding as an activity will not substract the steps taken by the horse...

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