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What does this mean during walk tracking?

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‎02-22-2022 17:57

‎02-22-2022 17:57

I recently got a Fitbit Sense and I am wondering what this (see picture) means when I am tracking a walk. I know it is pace but it says 27 feet?! What does that mean? 

A few things to know:

  • This was a GPS activity

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-Thanks!

Thomas
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‎02-22-2022 18:48

‎02-22-2022 18:48

Although it looks like feet and inches, it is minutes and seconds.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎02-22-2022 18:48

‎02-22-2022 18:48

Although it looks like feet and inches, it is minutes and seconds.

Before posting, re-read to see if it would make sense to someone else not looking at your Fitbit or phone.

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‎02-22-2022 19:08

In response to JohnnyRow

‎02-22-2022 19:08

Thanks @JohnnyRow! Now I get it! 

Thomas
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‎02-23-2022 02:17

In response to OfficialThomas

‎02-23-2022 02:17

To complement what @JohnnyRow said it is minutes and seconds per mile

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