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Steps and Mile target

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‎04-19-2019 12:26

‎04-19-2019 12:26

Hi

 

I was wonse about the step and mile target that can be manually set. Can this be automatically set by my device, for example; I would like to walk 13,000 steps in a day. Is there an option for the miles target to be set automatically based on the number on steps I choose?

 

Thanks

 

The reason for asking is I've reached my step target today, but I'm off on miles despite the fact they're just two separate measurements of distance?

 

 

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‎04-19-2019 14:28

‎04-19-2019 14:28

You can change your goals for steps, miles, etc as explained here

How do I track my health and fitness goals with Fitbit?

 

But steps and mileage are not interconnected.  If you wanted to reach both goals together, you would probably want to check you stride length and do the math from there.

Here's info on stride length:

How do I measure and adjust stride length for my Fitbit device?

 

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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