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‎01-11-2014 19:11

‎01-11-2014 19:11

Can I wear my fitbit force on my ankle for spinning class
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‎01-12-2014 19:00

‎01-12-2014 19:00

If you want.

 

The number of 'steps' you'll get is your cadence x amount of time used.

 

You'll get an estimate of calorie burn based on this figure, which I guess will be a lot smaller than that actually expended.

 

Maybe better to use a HRM and manually enter the session as an activity.

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‎01-13-2014 09:33 - edited ‎01-13-2014 09:35

In response to Wombat

‎01-13-2014 09:33 - edited ‎01-13-2014 09:35

Does it involve one of these:

 Spinning

 

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‎02-04-2014 13:59

‎02-04-2014 13:59

I attached my Fitbit Force to my spin shoes for Spin class today and it registered an accurate number of "steps." It makes a lot more sense to attach it there, since my wrists are fairly stationery the entire class. I fed one of my shoe's velcro straps through the closed wrist band. This is how I plan to do it from now on.

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