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Actual Heart Rate

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‎02-24-2020 17:23

‎02-24-2020 17:23

I want to see my actual heart rate on the daily summaries when you click on the heart tile not the resting heart rate. I am pretty sure this is how it used to work. I have tried everything including completely removing the app. I cannot seem to find the setting for this. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. 

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‎02-25-2020 09:37

‎02-25-2020 09:37

@Koby16 -

 

Are one of the following what you are looking for?

 

Swipe left on the Resting Heart Rate graph - you will first see your Cardio Fitness Score - swipe a second time and you will see your time in zones for each day for the past month. Expand that screen and you have the option to also see it for just the current week.

 

Or, is it the actual daily chart of your heart rate? If so, under the Resting Heart Rate chart are "mini" charts of your heart rate for each day. Press on one to get a more detailed chart that can be expanded as well as a recap of time in each of the three "exercise zones".

 

Hope this helps and welcome to the boards.

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