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Hi @ram1946 I'm glad to see you on the Forums! 
It's great to know that you're using Fitbit to get more information about your workouts. You have a good point there since we need to check some details about accuracy, including your Settings. Please check the settings on your Fitbit tracker and make sure to have the correct information about what wrist you're wearing your Fitbit.
When walking or running make sure that your Fitbit is not too loose or this might give you some extra credit since it will be moving a little bit more when jogging. You can read more about Fitbit accuracy here. We not always run or walk in the same way, even when you're walking the same distance every day; but the difference shouldn't be that much. Now, distance is determine by your steps or the GPS information that your tracker or App records, so let's check if your step count is accurate to determine if the miles are okay as well.
How many more steps are you getting? Is it too different every day?
I'll be around.
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Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
Hi @ram1946 I'm glad to see you on the Forums!
It's great to know that you're using Fitbit to get more information about your workouts. You have a good point there since we need to check some details about accuracy, including your Settings. Please check the settings on your Fitbit tracker and make sure to have the correct information about what wrist you're wearing your Fitbit.
When walking or running make sure that your Fitbit is not too loose or this might give you some extra credit since it will be moving a little bit more when jogging. You can read more about Fitbit accuracy here. We not always run or walk in the same way, even when you're walking the same distance every day; but the difference shouldn't be that much. Now, distance is determine by your steps or the GPS information that your tracker or App records, so let's check if your step count is accurate to determine if the miles are okay as well.
How many more steps are you getting? Is it too different every day?
I'll be around.
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Community Moderator Alumni are previous members of the Moderation Team, which ensures conversations are friendly, factual, and on-topic. Moderators are here to answer questions, escalate bugs, and make sure your voice is heard by the larger Fitbit team. Learn more
Thanks for checking @ram1946! And you're welcome, we're here to help. You can also double check the accuracy of your Surge, following the accuracy test steps, so we can verify how is this working. 
1. Put your Surge on your.
2. Walk 100 steps, making sure to count a step each time one of your feet hits the ground.
3. Pause, then check your tracker to see your step count.
If your tracker counted less than 100 steps or more than 100, please let us know and we'll see if we can investigate further. Sometimes, when you start walking you may notice that your steps may not update on your tracker right away. After about 10-15 continuous steps, you'll notice the steps catch up and start updating in real-time with each step you take.
Give it a try and let me know how this works for you! 
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