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Versa - Lap in 0.4KM but show pace per Km

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‎07-20-2023 09:34

‎07-20-2023 09:34

Hi, I want my Fitbit Versa to "lap" every 400 metres, but to display what my pace is per 1KM. If I change my lap settings to lap every 0.4km, will it then only show my pace for how quickly I am running 0.4km, instead of 1km like usual?

 

Hope this has made sense! Reason I'm asking is I want to do intervals every 400 metres, and know what pace I run at per KM but not per 400 metres.

Appreciate any help.

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‎07-21-2023 05:18

‎07-21-2023 05:18

@jmcmanus1993   The definition of pace is minutes and seconds per distance unit.  As a metric user, your pace is always reported as minutes and seconds per km.  Your Versa will vibrate at each lap.  I haven't used an original Versa in a while, so I'm not sure what your Versa screen will show when you get your vibration, but my Versa 3 showed a very detailed screen (in a very tiny font) for about 10 seconds.  You should get detailed information on your device at the end of your run and on your exercise details on your app.  And don't be confused by the pace notation.  Fitbit uses 00' 00" (minutes and seconds) notation.  Very confusing to some, as they look at this and see feet and inches.

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