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does using a sit and cycle get you some steps

‎02-13-2014 13:35

‎02-13-2014 13:35

Considering a sit and cycle. Was wondering if I will get steps or only increased activity.

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‎02-13-2014 17:04

‎02-13-2014 17:04

I use an Stationary bike and it counts some steps but its not accurate, Fitbit is meant for walking activities

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Wendy | CA | Moto G6 Android

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‎02-13-2014 17:06

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‎02-13-2014 17:06

Thanks guess I will keep walking.
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‎02-18-2014 09:57

‎02-18-2014 09:57

In theory this should work, but I haven' done this: Try to secure the device to your shoe when you do your cycling. Ex. I know that when I go grocery shopping I don't log many steps when I am pushing the cart.......

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