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Ask for events for high Cardio Load without exercise

Status: Reviewed By Moderator Submitted by on ‎03-03-2025 12:21
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I recently had a high anxiety weekend with zero exercise. My anxiety gave me a cardio load of over 250. Just because it reads what your heart is doing, not what you're doing. Maybe when a situation like that comes up, Fitbit can ask, "Was this an exercise?" Or something along those lines.

Moderator edit: Clarified subject and updated label
This is needed because:
Fitbit read that cardio load and upped my goal. It was 0-96 now it's 0-209 because it thinks I can do that. I have it set to improve but if it thinks I can do that it will suggest it and when I can't it thinks I'm not pushing.
I'd use this: Daily
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LizzyFitbit
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‎03-05-2025 10:02
‎03-05-2025 10:02

Hi @Boss_Ladee, and thanks for taking the time to share this product feedback about allowing Fitbit to ask for events for high Cardio Load without exercise recorded with us. We rely on feedback like yours to help us develop products and features that we know our community wants to see. If this product feedback receives votes from other customers and gains popularity, it will be shared internally with various teams at Fitbit. To learn more about how Fitbit decides what product feedback is developed, visit our FAQs.

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