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"Handicap" as in golf or bowling

‎04-17-2016 16:29 - last edited on ‎04-18-2016 10:23 by Fitbit Moderator

‎04-17-2016 16:29 - last edited on ‎04-18-2016 10:23 by Fitbit Moderator

I average 12,000-15,000 steps / day. My friends have desk jobs and can't walk that much. Is there a way that they can have a handicap and they can win a challenge by doing more above their average than I do? It's not fun for any of us if I always win.

 

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‎04-17-2016 18:00

‎04-17-2016 18:00

Hi gingerp- no it doesn't work that way. However if you are doing the goal day challenge it is based on percent over your goal regardless of your daily step goal. so for example if your step goal is 15K per day and mine is 10K. If I do 11K I will be 110%- if you do 15K you will be at 100%- I "win". Either way we both get a trophy at the end..

Elena | Pennsylvania

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