05-05-2016 18:18 - edited 05-05-2016 18:19
05-05-2016 18:18 - edited 05-05-2016 18:19
So I know there's a ton of forum posts about this.. I've done a TON of reading through the forums and I know this has been a big issue.
I just had a quick question which seemed to be the only answer I couldn't find.
I read that one of the "hacks" or work arounds for steps during spinning (which i do a lot of) is manually adding drive time to the log so that it coincides with the time spent spinning and that offsets the extra steps.. but I was just wondering if you need to manually set the calories to 0 as well? or do you need to manually add in the calories burned during spin to driving?
I'm basically wondering if the calories over-ride each other as well... it's looking like they do, but I'm getting a lot of weird totals when I try and test it out.
I'm just wondering if anybody else can help me out on this?
Thanks!
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05-08-2016
05:51
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05-08-2016
05:51
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01-08-2026
07:38
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MarreFitbit
Welcome to the forums @brendamamooshka! Adding a driving log will decrease the steps, calories burned, and other data for the time period specified.
To negate steps from your activity log, you can do the following:
Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions ![]()
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