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Exercises tracking irregularities

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‎07-13-2018 07:17

‎07-13-2018 07:17

When I have been going on run my Fitbit is not tracking my movements correctly. It’s accurate for walks but for runs it has random movements and isn’t accurate at all. This morning it took over a mile off what I actually ran and said I was running 1-1.5 min slower than I actually was. 

 

Anybody else having this issue? 

 

Im also having issues with logging my food but I see lots of people are having that issue. 

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‎07-13-2018 08:19

‎07-13-2018 08:19

I've been having trouble with GPS tracking my first mile of walking as much faster than possible. This has been going on for a while (since June I think) and I thought it was bad GPS. Seems like I always get the GPS warning on every walk now when it used to be only occasionally. Yesterday after update it logged first and second mile before first actual mile of walking was finished. First mile pace 2'31" and second 4'41". Logged 3rd mile more accurately at 19'10".

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