10-20-2014 06:40
10-20-2014 06:40
I'm wondering if Fitbit One measures activities on the tread mill and the stationary bike ?Thank you,Jim
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10-23-2014 06:14
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10-20-2014 13:51
10-20-2014 13:51
I use my fitbit with the treadmill and find it to be quite accurate. Havent tried the bike. Hey maybe tonight 🙂
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10-21-2014 18:41
10-21-2014 18:41
It will count some steps but it wont be accurate.
Your stride is different on the threadmill.
Bike no its not step based. I do put it on my shoe to capture some but again is not accurate
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10-22-2014 14:15
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10-22-2014 17:10
10-22-2014 17:10
Thank you for the feedback. It is much appreciated.Jim
10-22-2014 17:12
10-22-2014 17:12
Thank you. Wondering if any steps are accurate in the treadmill!!!! Jim
10-22-2014 17:26
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11-05-2014 08:04
11-05-2014 08:04
I wear my Fitbit Zip at the 11 o'clock position on my shorts when I use my recumbent bike. I found that it does record acivity (maybe my hips and waist are moving enough) but I still input my manual log data for the bike ride. I use Map My Fitness from TomtTom (now Under Armour) auto calculated calories data for the Fitbit log entry.
Of course,miles on a bike don't equate 1:1 for steps or miles walking/running, but I find for a 30 minute 7.7 mile (around 15 mph speed) that I get around 8 K steps and around 480 calories. VAM and mileage is also recorded. But, if you forget and don't wear your device, simply inputing the data won't truly reflect your effort.
01-04-2015 02:10
01-04-2015 02:10
You need to realise that your basal metabolic rate will brn calories just being alive will burn basic calories.
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01-04-2015 10:49
01-04-2015 10:49
For the treadmill I enter the time, distance and calories manually that the treadmill puts out.
02-12-2015 15:04
02-12-2015 15:04
Do not hold onto the rails. It's the swinging of the arms that get counted.
02-12-2015 15:06
02-12-2015 15:06
For the bike, I use an average of my heart rate monitor and a fitness site I use; I enter the average into fitbit.