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‎08-17-2019 18:50

‎08-17-2019 18:50

Which exercise setting is most comparable with Boxing training, and provides highest accuracy?

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‎08-17-2019 20:56

‎08-17-2019 20:56

Hi @Tomek83  I would use the 'Workout' exercise shortcut and then after it has synced, change the name to boxing in the app.

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Helen | Western Australia

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‎08-21-2019 04:46

In response to NellyG

‎08-21-2019 04:46

I figures so as well,  however my "exercise shortcuts" tab on the app, already has all if its exercises displayed and i can't add new ones, what do you suggest to do? 

 

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Run, swim, bike, weights, interval training and treadmill. 

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‎08-21-2019 04:59

In response to Tomek83

‎08-21-2019 04:59

If you delete one of the ones you have already you can add a new one

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Helen | Western Australia

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