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Manual lap splits

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‎03-01-2023 21:16

‎03-01-2023 21:16

When selecting manual laps for any workout type there is no option to view the lap related stats on the watch, like lap count or lap time? This is available on the versa 2, disappointed to see this is missing on the versa 4.

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‎03-04-2023 08:38

‎03-04-2023 08:38

Swipe up, laps should have been moved to the top stat. 

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‎03-04-2023 14:56 - edited ‎03-04-2023 15:00

In response to Rich_Laue

‎03-04-2023 14:56 - edited ‎03-04-2023 15:00

@Rich_Laue it's not what @Rager0111 is asking about (at least I think so). There is no way to see metrics for lap (neither current nor previous) during workout. I find it also very limitting. Fitbit isn't sophisticated enough to allow programming interval workouts but without lap metrics it also makes impossible to track intervals kind of "manually". For example, if I had a lap distance, lap pace and lap time fields I could manually follow structure like 1mi WU + 10x(1'@Z5 + 0:30@Z1) + 10'CD. For that, I would need to see current lap distance (for warmup, to know when to hit next lap), lap time for Z5 and Z1 intervals and for cooldown. If target of interval is pace then I would need lap pace, etc.

 

@Rager0111 was it available on previous models? I don't remember (need to check my old Sense watch). Fitbit is a very primitive sports tracker. It's mostly made to track steps and calories.

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