01-05-2015 10:23
01-05-2015 10:23
Hello --
So I got a fitbit charge over the holidays and went on a bike ride this morning. I logged the exercise in myfitnesspal and it got logged into fibit too (via the apps sync).
But the fitbit recorded a whole bunch of steps during that ride so now I have an very high step count.
Should the sync take away those steps? Or should I also enable the exercise tracking on my fitbit when I go for a ride and not log the exercise in myfitnesspal (though I think the sync directions say not too)? Or should I just not tell my wife that I'm outpacing her in steps because I went for a bike ride?
Thanks in advance for any pointers.
01-05-2015 10:28
01-05-2015 10:28
Yes, you will still get the step credit from whatever the tracker picked up. 3rd party syncs don't over-ride that. I get the same thing using Endomondo for my bike rides. You might wish to leave the tracker home when you do your rides.
01-05-2015 10:46
01-05-2015 10:46
Thanks for the quick reply.
Problem is that most times I go for a ride I go to work where I want to track my walking. Disabling tracking doesn't seem very easy either as it involves a usb cable.