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two questions about syncing with mmr and mfp

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‎08-23-2014 14:10

‎08-23-2014 14:10

I have my calorie intake set at 1440 on mfp but I don't know how to change it on my flex...

anyone? I'm about three weeks in with the flex and I am still completely lost with how to use it as I am not technologically savvy.

 

also, will the "active minutes" still even appear without it being synced with map my run and my fitness pal? I tried it yesterday for a few minutes, and it was looking like a no....

 

 

TIA.

 

 

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‎08-23-2014 23:23

‎08-23-2014 23:23

Use the Fitbit dashboard to set your goals, to include your caloric goals. Active minutes will be tracked by your Flex, which will sync to your Fitbit account. This actually has nothing to do with Map My Run or MFP.

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‎08-26-2014 09:56 - edited ‎08-26-2014 10:07

In response to tastybrew

‎08-26-2014 09:56 - edited ‎08-26-2014 10:07

I understand, but maybe my question was unclear. However, I just figured it out on my own. thanks anyway.

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