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Surge Calories reading high

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‎01-06-2016 10:38

‎01-06-2016 10:38

Yesterday my Surge started showing higher calorie readings and this morning I wake up and see I have burned over 3000 calories already Smiley Surprised

 

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‎01-06-2016 12:34

‎01-06-2016 12:34

You must have been very active in your sleep?

 

Do you have a timestamp issue?  The time on that screengrab is 6:28 pm.

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‎01-06-2016 14:16

‎01-06-2016 14:16

I've had a similar issue! Apparently I burned 4099 calories but only walked 5152 steps and did no other exercise. I did have the heart rate monitor on all day and night, and my heart rate is naturally higher than normal (around 78bpm) for my age (30). Maybe it's the heart rate monitor skewing the numbers? 

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