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The pace stat makes no sense! Today Low pace=193'07", high=37'12", avg=28'59". This is not possible.

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‎05-15-2022 09:21 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 22:33 by Fitbit Moderator

‎05-15-2022 09:21 - last edited on ‎12-18-2022 22:33 by Fitbit Moderator

The pace stat makes no sense! Example: Today's Low pace=193'07", high=37'12", avg=28'59".

How can my average speed be faster than my highest? This is not possible. The Avg pace value must be greater (slower) than the High pace number. Is any of these approximately correct? 

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‎05-15-2022 14:24

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‎05-15-2022 14:24

I guess this may be why the error continues.   You obviously flunked math & maybe English.  The AVERAGE pace (in time per mile) can not be faster than the HIGH pace. A large number is a SLOW pace and a small number is a FAST pace. The average must be a number between the highest and lowest. 

 

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‎05-15-2022 10:01

‎05-15-2022 10:01

Those numbers are actually time per mile (or km).  28' 59" means 28 minutes 59 seconds per mile.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎05-15-2022 14:24

In response to JohnnyRow

‎05-15-2022 14:24

I guess this may be why the error continues.   You obviously flunked math & maybe English.  The AVERAGE pace (in time per mile) can not be faster than the HIGH pace. A large number is a SLOW pace and a small number is a FAST pace. The average must be a number between the highest and lowest. 

 

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