10-11-2014 16:25
10-11-2014 16:25
Answered! Go to the Best Answer.
10-11-2014 16:39
10-11-2014 16:39
Yes, you only use 1, the predominate side.
10-11-2014 16:39
10-11-2014 16:39
Yes, you only use 1, the predominate side.
10-11-2014 18:57
10-11-2014 18:57
You should measure both to make sure you are remaining even, but you only enter one. When I measure clients I always measure both sides and then adapt exercises to make sure that both sides are as even as possible so they look good in a bathing suit 🙂
10-12-2014 04:53
10-12-2014 04:53
@Heybales wrote:Yes, you only use 1, the predominate side.
Thank you Heybales, that makes sense. 🙂
10-12-2014 04:54
10-12-2014 04:54
@trainer wrote:You should measure both to make sure you are remaining even, but you only enter one. When I measure clients I always measure both sides and then adapt exercises to make sure that both sides are as even as possible so they look good in a bathing suit 🙂
That's good advice that I will keep in mind.
Thank you.
10-17-2014 09:44
10-17-2014 09:44
I have been looking for ever where to log this information. My GF has it under her log settings, but I do not... How do I add it?
10-17-2014 12:13
10-17-2014 12:13
@siefkesz wrote:I have been looking for ever where to log this information. My GF has it under her log settings, but I do not... How do I add it?
Website - Log - Weight tab - Log Weight section - Log other measurements link.
App - I don't know, probably similar location.
10-18-2014 06:47
10-18-2014 06:47
@Heybales wrote:
App - I don't know, probably similar location.
As far as I can see, the only body-related data the Android app will let you enter is weight and body fat. All the rest must be entered via the web-interface. Just had a look at my iPad: it seems it's the same with the iOS app.
Dominique | Finland
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Take a look at the Fitbit help site for further assistance and information.