05-08-2021 14:37
05-08-2021 14:37
Got a sense and it is raising my heart rate zones over my other fitbits. Therefore I can hardly get my pulse into the cardiac zone. Does anyone else have this problem and how can I set my zones. Justvwant them how my old fitbit had them. Thanks
05-08-2021 15:59
05-08-2021 15:59
Hi @Croneill !
You set HR zones in your phone app. Open Fitbit App - Tap your profile in the top left corner - Activity & Wellness - Heart Settings
05-09-2021 08:52
05-09-2021 08:52
Hello @Croneill and welcome to the Help forum. Fitbit made a change when it introduced active zone minutes on its newer devices. Older models use the 220 - age = maximum predicted heart rate (MPHR) equation to calculate your heart rate zones. Newer models use your resting heart rate in the equation. It's a more complicated equation. You can read more about it here.
@LokeAa pointed you in the right direction, but I think this will help a little more. Here's how to change your zones. Tap on your profile picture > Activity & Wellness > Heart rate zones. Turn the Custom Max Heart Rate to On. Your app will show your current MPHR. This is where some trial and error comes in. Lower your MPHR by 20 points and see what happens. You might need to back out of the screen, then go back in to see the changes. Adjust it more if you need to. I don't think you can match the previous heart zones because of how the calculations are done. But I think you can get closer to numbers that you like.
See if this helps.
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