07-07-2018 16:53
07-07-2018 16:53
I am an Argentine Tango dancer and noticed that my Versa is undercounting my steps. I actually counted my steps for about half of a song, and the number the versa was low. I see that other dancers have had the same problem with other FitBit models. I think the problem is that my arms don't swing. I have to keep them in a fixed position while dancing. Other boards have suggested moving the FitBit to the leg or waist, bu the Versa is meant to be worn on the wrist. What should I do to get a correct step count?
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07-07-2018 18:14
07-07-2018 18:14
You cant make the tracker count something it doesnt sense. I am a ballroom dancer with the same problem. I have used my flex 2 (on a separate account) worn on my body just at my hip level to calculate the steps actually taken and now know that in a 2 hour practice session I take around 3000 steps more than my wrist tracker counts, so I just manually add a walk in the app with a step count of around that figure (add the walk at a time when I am sedentary, not dance time so I dont remove the steps the tracker did count)
Helen | Western Australia
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07-07-2018 18:14
07-07-2018 18:14
You cant make the tracker count something it doesnt sense. I am a ballroom dancer with the same problem. I have used my flex 2 (on a separate account) worn on my body just at my hip level to calculate the steps actually taken and now know that in a 2 hour practice session I take around 3000 steps more than my wrist tracker counts, so I just manually add a walk in the app with a step count of around that figure (add the walk at a time when I am sedentary, not dance time so I dont remove the steps the tracker did count)
Helen | Western Australia
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07-08-2018 01:42
07-08-2018 01:42