Ok, so wearing the fitbit in my sock worked fine yesterday. I was able to work at the computer without the fitbit hitting and rubbing my wrist, and when I got up to stretch or deal with dogs or do laundry, I always had it with me. I went to the pool this morning and now I'll put it in my sock for the rest of the day. My new swimsuits (swim dresses) came in yesterday and my daughter said they look more like cocktail dresses. haha.
I'm cutting out the coffee and switching to tea for a few days. I find it helps flush things and I don't take anything in my tea, so it's less stuff I have to track.
@Maria527 I wear it on the non dominant wrist, but the problem is where it rubs and hits the laptop when I'm working. It's hurting me. If I remove it I just forget to put it back on again when I get up, so the sock is my best solution at this point. I do water aerobics anywhere from 3-5 days per week. It's every morning at the Y and four evenings, but I usually only do mornings.
Oh, that reminds me. I have to manually log water aerobics, but Fitbit tells me I'm burning a certain amount of calories. Other sites tell me that for someone my weight and the length of time I'm doing the workout, I should be burning more. So, is Fitbit accurate? Is it calculating it based on my heartrate during the time?
Ok, enough blabbing from me. Off to go do some work.
Atlantic coast of Canada, 52 F, Fitbit Inspire HR.
