Lap times/running

[Roe56]

I've been using my versa to keep track of my runs and help me keep track of how many laps I run on a track. I was wondering if there was any way I can see my individual lap times? I don't use GPS on the track so perhaps that's why I can't find it. But I manually input when I finish a lap. Can anyone tell me if/where lap times are kept in the app or website

[Marrrmaduke]

@Roe56 In the settings of the Exercise app on your Versa, you can enable Laps to be recognized automatically (e.g. each kilometer) or manually (you press the top right button when you complete the lap - this will mark the lap as done and will start the new timer (new lap)):

1. Open Exercise app on your Versa and tap on the Settings icon (gear cog) of the Run exercise
2. Tap on Show Laps until the setting is set to Manually or Automatically

After completing the exercise and syncing with Versa, you should be able to see lap times in the exercise details in the fitbit mobile app.

[Brookejenks]

When I go into my app it only shows my pace for .5 mile. It doesn’t actually show what I ran per lap. Is there a way to figure it out? I’m trying to calculate what my mile run is but without my lap times I can’t work on it. Thanks!

[Roe56]

It only shows pace and distance .not individual times it took to complete each lap

[Marrrmaduke · Accepted solution]

@Roe56 That's correct. At this time, that's how the data is displayed. But, knowing the pace and distance you can figure out the time. Perhaps you could post this idea on the Feature Suggestions Forum?

[bwilliams54]

Thanks - I would like to share the lap/mils pace with my exercise buddy that doesn't have this option on their watch.  Do you know how to share?  It will only let me share the heart rate from my phone and the website doesn't even show lap or pace so I could snip it.

[devin_m]

I know it's probably not the ideal solution, but if you can't find a better one, you can always use the FitBit timer feature. It doesn't store the times, but if you check it at the end of each lap you can get an idea of your pace. Not the ideal solution, but still works. 

[Bill-Baggins]

I have a Charge 4, but the answer is the same. Thanks. 

[Bill-Baggins]

I think you will find if you want more customizable lap options than 1 mile or 0.5 mile you need premium. 

[LZeeW]

@Bill-Baggins   These lap options are part of the basic programming of each device.  Premium doesn't change that.  This thread was started in 2019 and things have changed.  My Versa 3 has more options than your Charge 4.