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Split workout into two sessions

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‎03-20-2016 11:47 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 20:15 by Fitbit Moderator

‎03-20-2016 11:47 - last edited on ‎09-06-2020 20:15 by Fitbit Moderator

I manually press the button at the beginning of my workout, which consists of lifting weights followed by running. If I want to view pace and distance for running, do I have to press the button again so that they're recognized as two different sessions? Or is there a way to recategorize the single session into two different exercise types?

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‎03-20-2016 19:03

‎03-20-2016 19:03

@robynkp

There's no way to split a recorded exercise. I'd recommend starting and stopping between sessions so you get two distinct activities recorded.

 

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‎09-20-2019 01:11

In response to SebringDon

‎09-20-2019 01:11

I have a similar workout where I lift weights, then purposely wait 5 minutes and then head to the treadmill.  Fitbit even updated my workout while I waited to show a 30 minute workout.  I took a 5 minute break then hit the treadmill for 30 minutes.  When I synced my fitbit (Charge 2), it showed a continuous 65 minute workout....frustraating...

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