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Swimming - Distance Exercise cues - can these be changed?

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‎03-21-2018 08:26

‎03-21-2018 08:26

Hi, I went swimming this morning with my ionic and it worked great, I got it to notify me every 250m and then when I finished it gave me some stats on the watch with lap times, but I didn't really get chance to view them then they disappeared.

 

However, when I looked later at the info on the app, all it does is give you the laps and the calories burned, what use is that, I want to see the lap times? Does anyone know if you can change this and where? Thanks.

 

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‎03-24-2018 11:51

‎03-24-2018 11:51

I don’t think they can do that.That would be an info overload.I do hope they add that though.

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‎04-05-2019 14:26

‎04-05-2019 14:26

It looks like they're doing that by the size of the bar. The one that's green with the star is not the only one with that amount of calories burned, but it's the shortest bar so I think it's indicating that's the fastest lap. Definitely not a precise time though, which would be the most helpful.

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