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Tracking exercise

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‎12-03-2018 08:43

‎12-03-2018 08:43

Does this not track an exercise if you turn off automatic? I walk 5 to 6 miles at a time every day, and I've noticed that it will break down my walks into short increments and I'll get notifications "recognized your 12 minutes walk" and "recognized your 22 minute walk"....when the reality is I walked for over an hour and a half. So I turned off automatic, and now that I've finished my walk this morning, it's not showing it on my dashboard. Will it show up later, or am I going to be forced to return to the automatic (which I don't want to do) 

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‎12-03-2018 08:47

‎12-03-2018 08:47

well ok and nevermind, LOL this newbie just realized that you have to END the walk on the ionic and not just leave it flashing pause on your wrist  Smiley LOL

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‎12-04-2018 00:56

In response to papachaz

‎12-04-2018 00:56

Lol there are lots of traps for new players! Glad you sorted it out!

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Helen | Western Australia

Want to discuss ways to increase your activity? Visit Get Moving in the Lifestyle Discussion Forum.

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