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Pace vs lap time

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‎03-06-2020 14:30

‎03-06-2020 14:30

I have the versa lite 

does anyone know what the difference is between pace and lap time in the exercise section. This is what it’s showing me “1.50 - 10:22” but I know I’m not running a mile and a half in ten minutes. Thanks 

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‎05-03-2020 11:36

‎05-03-2020 11:36

@Flash321 It's nice to have you on board! Sorry for the delay in my reply.

 

Let me help you with the data from your activities. Could you share a screenshot of what you are seeing on your account? This could be the average pace and the total distance of your walk/run activity. Still if you provide more details I will be able to better assist you. Also you could try logging out from the app, restart your phone and log back in.

 

Let me know how it goes.

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‎05-03-2020 13:38 - edited ‎05-03-2020 13:42

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‎05-03-2020 13:38 - edited ‎05-03-2020 13:42

@Flash321 -

 

As @AlvaroFitbit said, a better answer will come from knowing a little bit more information, however, I can say that the "10:22" represents how your average pace during the run would equate to the time to complete one mile at that pace.

 

If the 1.50 is the distance run, then check to see if your total run time was approximately 15 minutes 30 seconds. If so, then you ran 1.5 miles in 15.5 minutes at an average time of 10 minutes and 22 seconds per mile during the run.

 

BTW, the 10:22 pace represents an average speed of 5.8 mph.

 

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