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Timekeeping while swimming

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‎03-15-2019 13:28

‎03-15-2019 13:28

I swim for about 40 minutes.  Is there a way to get the Versa to buzz or play an alarm every 10 minutes until I'm done?

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‎03-15-2019 21:30

‎03-15-2019 21:30

Hi @MartyKobren Yes there is. I only discovered it a few weeks back. On your Versa, go to your exercise apps and select the swim app. Onbthe screen that comes up (where you start the activity) select the flag in the top right corner and scroll down to time and set the time to 10 min (or whatever length you want). The watch will vibrate every 10 minutes during the swim.

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Helen | Western Australia

Want to discuss ways to increase your activity? Visit Get Moving in the Lifestyle Discussion Forum.

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‎03-18-2019 05:58

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‎03-18-2019 05:58

Nelly,


Thank you for the post. I must have done something wrong. I followed your instructions, but it didn't vibrate every 10 minutes (though it does seem to vibrate after every lap). Is it perhaps making a sound instead of vibrating, and if so, how do I convert the signal from sound to vibrate.


Marty
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