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Pace is really wrong

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‎03-23-2016 18:25

‎03-23-2016 18:25

I might be fast but not THIS fast!  I went for a 5K run and my fitbit dashboard shows 235 miles for 2nd bar.  All subsequent bars show 10 when I hover on top of them.

 

This is the second time my activity pace is very wrong, although not EVERY activity is wrong.  Any help?

 

Fitbit seems to work fine otherwise, step count seems accurate. Battery is fully charged..

 

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‎03-24-2016 05:36

‎03-24-2016 05:36

Hi @Nilbog and welcome to the Community. The bars on that graph do not represent miles but the number of minutes per mile. The other shorter bars probably give your a 14 or 15 min/mile; and the longer bar is probably when you were at a standstill or hardly moving at all...

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‎03-24-2016 05:36

‎03-24-2016 05:36

Hi @Nilbog and welcome to the Community. The bars on that graph do not represent miles but the number of minutes per mile. The other shorter bars probably give your a 14 or 15 min/mile; and the longer bar is probably when you were at a standstill or hardly moving at all...

TW

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