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Pace feature

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‎07-01-2021 08:20

‎07-01-2021 08:20

Anyone know how to interpret and use pace info? I walked 5.11 miles and the pace on luxe is 34'51". I texted support and she finally said I should divide 60 by 34'51".... 1.7 mph.... but what does 34 feet and 51 INCHES MEAN? If I have 51 inches, would I have an additional 4 feet with 3 inches? This feature may be understood by a runner?  For me, a walker, it is totally useless.

Help? Ideas? 

Thanks. 

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‎07-01-2021 16:34

‎07-01-2021 16:34

@tmolivas10   Pace is the inverse of speed.  That’s not feet and inches.  It’s minutes and seconds.  You took 34 minutes and 51 seconds to walk a mile.  I didn’t verify the math, but that sounds like about 1.7 mph.

Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS

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‎07-01-2021 16:34

‎07-01-2021 16:34

@tmolivas10   Pace is the inverse of speed.  That’s not feet and inches.  It’s minutes and seconds.  You took 34 minutes and 51 seconds to walk a mile.  I didn’t verify the math, but that sounds like about 1.7 mph.

Laurie | Maryland
Sense 2, Luxe, Aria 2 | iOS | Mac OS

Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.

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‎07-01-2021 19:23

In response to LZeeW

‎07-01-2021 19:23

Thanks! Got it. Did some "Goggling"... but would be so much easier if fitbit would allow the user to select the setting that best suits the individual's needs. Appreciate your help!

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