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Voice cues can come from your mobile, enabling your voice cues is really easy just do the following:
- From the Fitbit app dashboard, tap + in the top right corner.
- Tap Track Exercise, and then tap Track at the top of the screen.
- Choose your activity, either Run, Walk, or Hike.
- If you want your phone to provide voice cues during your activity, tap Cues to set the voice cues you want to hear, and the frequency and volume of the cues.
- If you want to control music from the Exercise screen during your activity, tap Music Control and choose your music settings. During your activity you can skip songs but you can't select a specific song.
- Tap Start. At any time during your activity, swipe left to see the GPS map.
- When you're done with your activity, tap the Pause button and then tap and hold the Finish button. An activity summary shows your steps, distance, active minutes, and calories burned as calculated by the sensors on your phone.
Hope this helps and keep us posted on your progress, great to meet you.
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With the App running your mobile will tell you stats on the current run/walk you are doing. The frequency it speaks can be set for minutes or miles, you choose how often. It can speak cues to you on the Distance, Time, and/or current pace.
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@DebbiMoses Those instructions are for a different version/layout of the app. To find this now, tap on your exercise tile > the stopwatch > continue with the rest of the instructions.
@taskr_mom No, they are things like a cue every half mile. It's not an interval trainer.
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