07-13-2019 02:59 - edited 07-13-2019 03:03
07-13-2019 02:59 - edited 07-13-2019 03:03
I’ve only had my Inspire HR for 1 week, so still learning. Last night’s walk, I logged 11.5 kilometres. Unlike the previous walk, no Google map was included when I synced to the iPhone. Today I drove the same route clocking-up 13.4 kilometres. Would you say without bluetooth/GPS involvement, the HR would be out this much? Would adjusting stride length manually take care of this? Exercise recognition is disabled. Manual Start & Stop. Thank you.
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07-13-2019 09:15
07-13-2019 09:15
I expect it is stride length. Without GPS, fitbit calculates distance as number of steps times stride length. It sets a stride length for you based on your height and other physical data, but that is bound to be off somewhat.
Here is a description of how to measure and set your stride length:
How do I measure and adjust stride length for my Fitbit device?
Note there are separate stride lengths for walking and running.
If you want to try a quick adjustment without measuring stride length, based on your posted data, if you multiply stride length by (13.4 / 11.5), that should get you closer, within the error of car odometer.
07-13-2019 09:15
07-13-2019 09:15
I expect it is stride length. Without GPS, fitbit calculates distance as number of steps times stride length. It sets a stride length for you based on your height and other physical data, but that is bound to be off somewhat.
Here is a description of how to measure and set your stride length:
How do I measure and adjust stride length for my Fitbit device?
Note there are separate stride lengths for walking and running.
If you want to try a quick adjustment without measuring stride length, based on your posted data, if you multiply stride length by (13.4 / 11.5), that should get you closer, within the error of car odometer.