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Exercise tracking

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‎05-13-2016 10:37

‎05-13-2016 10:37

I have a Fitbit one and play a lot of tennis. If I want to manually record my tennis, should I wear the Fitbit when playing or not? I don't want to record my steps twice, but playing tennis is much more energetic than just doing the stamps and so I want to record this extra exertion.
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‎05-14-2016 11:30

‎05-14-2016 11:30

Manually logging exercises overwrites tracked data, there's no real benefit to wear your little buddy during tennis if logging tennis manually. When wearing there's a little chance the tennis ball can hit your buddy and possible damage with the impact..

 

Personally would place it somewhere safe.. Cat Embarassed

 

 

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