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Seeing length speed

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‎03-27-2018 12:26

‎03-27-2018 12:26

Is it possible to see to see my speed per length. I did a swim and all I can see is Cals burnt per 50meters is it at all possible to see my speed?  I use the ionic 

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‎03-27-2018 12:55

‎03-27-2018 12:55

@tutle You can't see speed per length, but you can view current pace and average pace. If you start the workout on your watch (Exercise/Swim), you will see a gear in the top left corner and you can adjust your settings there. To track your pace and distance, enter the pool length in meters or yards. In these settings, you can also customize which stats show on your watch.  More info about tracking swimming here.

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‎03-27-2018 12:55

‎03-27-2018 12:55

@tutle You can't see speed per length, but you can view current pace and average pace. If you start the workout on your watch (Exercise/Swim), you will see a gear in the top left corner and you can adjust your settings there. To track your pace and distance, enter the pool length in meters or yards. In these settings, you can also customize which stats show on your watch.  More info about tracking swimming here.

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‎03-27-2018 13:03

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‎03-27-2018 13:03

Thank you ❤️ 

 

Ah that sucks I’d love to know how fast. So I could improve speed (i used to compete ) ah well I’d just work on average speed. 

 

Hopfully theyll be be an update for speed

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