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Gym is missing in the iPhone iOS -app

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‎01-05-2016 08:08

‎01-05-2016 08:08

I often go to the gym, but there is no such activity classification in the iPhone iOS app for my Charge HR. The app even differentiate between skiing, cross country skiing, and waterskiing, but you don't have "gym"?! Why not, gym must be one of the most common activities?!

What should I choose?

I tried to create one own "gym" at the Daschboard but still it was not able to be optionall in the iPhone iOS app. Are I'm doing anything wrong?
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‎01-05-2016 08:51

‎01-05-2016 08:51

You can't just put "GYM" in your fitbit-you need to put the specific activity you are doing at the gym. I do Zumba or run on the treadmill, so I search for "Zumba" or "Run" and enter that. Do you lift weights at the gym? Try searching "weightlifting"

 

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‎01-06-2016 22:20

‎01-06-2016 22:20

During my time at the gym I often run for 10 minutes and then weightlifting. I was able to find "weights" and also find "gymnastics". I want to find something that cover many things not so specific that I have to report severely activities during my visit at the gym.

During "gymnastics" they runaround and do many thing like bars and such. Better then just weights. How importen is it that the log classification I correct?
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