01-12-2017
06:59
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01-12-2017
07:27
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YojanaFitbit
01-12-2017
06:59
- last edited on
01-12-2017
07:27
by
YojanaFitbit
Hi, I'm new to the Surge community. Is is possible to set the Surge to help you keep a pace? For example, I need to run a mile in 8'30". I would like the Surge to vibrate if I drop below that pace (I know other GPS fitness trackers can do this). I have been unable to locate this function, though. Any thoughts? Thanks!
Moderator edit: Clarified subject.
01-12-2017 07:25 - edited 01-12-2017 07:26
01-12-2017 07:25 - edited 01-12-2017 07:26
Hey there, @SunsetRunner! Welcome to the Family! A option to keep a pace in your Surge is not currently available. I think your suggestion is an excellent idea and I would like to encourage you submit it as a suggested idea, where members of the Community can comment and vote for it so it can be implemented in a future update, this is the best way to make your voice heard.
Your Surge has Runn Cues For Free Run, so you can set run cues for either distance or time, it is not the same but it might help. Check your Fitbit.com Dashboard on the Setting > Surge.
Have a great day, I'll be around!
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01-12-2017 07:34
01-12-2017 07:34
Thanks for the suggestion! I submitted it and hope it will be integrated at some point. I'm using my Surge for Army PFT training and would hate to have to buy a second fitness tracker for only my runs. I love the social aspect of FitBit!
01-13-2017 06:01
01-13-2017 06:01
Hope you’re having a great day @SunsetRunner! Thanks for getting. Hopefully it will be taken into consideration, you're right Fitbit has a really great social aspect, the idea is to stay motivated and enjoy your activities!
If you have time, please check our Discussions board where you will find other members sharing their experiences and tips for an active lifestyle, you might be interested in this topics: Marathon Training or How do you break out of your sedentary lifestyle?
Happy stepping!
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