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Exercise Not Syncing over to MFP

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‎08-03-2017 12:43

‎08-03-2017 12:43

I have my Fitbit linked to MFP. 

 

My step count and calorie adjustment syncs appropriately from Fitbit over to MFP.  However, any exercises recorded (automatically recognized exercises, not manually entered) on my Fitbit do not sync over to MFP.  I keep reading threads asking the same question, but the answers only contain a response regarding calorie adjustment.

 

I am starting to wonder if the calories showing up in MFP do actually include the calories from the exercise, but don't actually list them?  Like the total of steps and exercise from Fitbit just shows up as steps on MFP?  But, that can't be right because others are saying that their exercises did sync over, then stopped (that's all I could find similar to my issue, but there weren't any responses to these posts).  Please help!!

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‎08-03-2017 13:27

‎08-03-2017 13:27

Hi, @Michelle1234567! Activities only sync from mfp to Fitbit, not vice versa. This has always been the case!

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