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No exercise credit when meeting steps goal. Why is that?

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‎12-09-2016 14:44

‎12-09-2016 14:44

 I usually achieve my steps goal and it is reflected when I sync my tracker.  But the exercise tile does not give me a bar for the day for meeting the goal.  Why is that and is there something that I'm not aware of?

JMT

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‎12-09-2016 19:46

‎12-09-2016 19:46

The exercise tile logs specific activities and walking is logged only if a) you manually start and stop a walk activity or b) the unit automatically logs one when it registers continuous walking activity for (I think) 15 or 20 minutes.  If you take short walking steps all day and it is not continuous then it would not be logged as a walking exercise.

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‎12-10-2016 08:27

In response to wtksk8r

‎12-10-2016 08:27

I was thinking that might be the case. Thanks for your reply.

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