07-24-2019 17:04
07-24-2019 17:04
How do I calculate calories burned on older stationary bike? 🚴
07-24-2019 18:28
07-24-2019 18:28
You don't have to calculate calories. If it gets recorded as an exercise session, Fitbit calculates calories for you, based on heart rate, assuming you have a tracker with heart rate.
07-24-2019 18:41
07-24-2019 18:41
07-24-2019 20:40 - edited 07-24-2019 20:41
07-24-2019 20:40 - edited 07-24-2019 20:41
Manually enter it. It will give you calorie burn. Mine has been pretty accurate to what my bike says
So no you dont need to go buy a new fitbit or bike
Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android
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07-25-2019 03:50
07-25-2019 03:50
Thanks....your help is appreciated!
07-25-2019 05:19
07-25-2019 17:38
07-25-2019 17:38
If you weigh between 170 to 200 pounds, you would burn between 4.9 to 5.8 calories per minute at 5.5 miles per hour and between 7.7 to 9.9 calories at 9.5 miles per hour . For example, if you weight 100 pounds and you bike at 5.5 miles per hour for 30 minutes, you multiply 2.8 by 30 which equals to 84 calories
try downloading the Fitbit app
07-25-2019 17:49
07-25-2019 17:49
07-25-2019 17:56
07-25-2019 17:56
Thanks. Keep it up
01-06-2020 17:12
01-06-2020 17:12
I'm hopeless, is there a step-by-step list for how to calculate calories on an older stationary bike? Do I my fitbit on exercise first or just start pedalling?