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New Today App - Exercise Summary

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‎03-27-2018 04:48

‎03-27-2018 04:48

Quite like the new update and the ability to look at the 3 last exercises tracked however does anybody know if there is a way to amend the info that is shown?

 

For example a recent run shows the average pace and average heart rate as the only two stats for the summary. I would like to see the total distance and time elapsed instead

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks!

Ionic - Samsung Galaxy S8
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‎03-27-2018 06:13

‎03-27-2018 06:13

It would also be nice if it showed the GPS path if GPS used.

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‎03-27-2018 07:21

In response to Cantryboy

‎03-27-2018 07:21

Unfortunately, James, what you desire is not currently possible.  I share your desire and would like the same two stats as you.  However, it would be nice to be able to select any two stats.

 

You can make the suggestion in our Feature Suggestions Forum.

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‎03-30-2018 09:39

‎03-30-2018 09:39

I just suggested this as a feature! Go over and comment on that, back me up 😉 

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