So the Mrs.
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So the Mrs. and I are having a friendly little fitness competition this year and I was psyched b/c I was sure that blowing the snow off the long driveway would ensure my victory today. I discovered after finishing that my stupid watch decided to "pause" my fitness rings halfway through, even though I probably walked several miles. In reality, I must have done it myself with all the mittens and layers, but I mean come on. Why does this feature even exist? Who "pauses" their fitness tracking?
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David Penfold :verified:replied to BrianKrebs last edited by
@briankrebs Someone having an energetic affair?
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@briankrebs I do it all the time when I’m taking a break. And sometimes I forget to start it up again.
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@briankrebs you'll have to run next time. 6th gear on the blower, overlap only a few inches each pass.
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@rednikki Wait, you do? Why? To be clear, I'm not talking about the little runner icon that comes up and asks you if you want to record a workout.
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@briankrebs I've felt that frustration. Hand in pocket (e.g., for keys or something) pauses my tracking. At the same time, when I'm biking I always *forget* to pause it. I bike to the store, leave it running for 45 minutes while I shop, then bike home, and curse myself for now having a record of a 2.5-hour ride with an average speed of 5 kph.
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@rednikki @briankrebs I pause during long mountain bike ride breaks, don’t want to track time while resting.
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serious business :donor: :heart_cyber:replied to BrianKrebs last edited by
@briankrebs people who want to bone without siri giving them cardio tips
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@briankrebs People in secret US military bases?
Oh, wait, they don't.
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@briankrebs If you take a lunch and picture break in the middle of a hike, the average pace looks terrible. Same goes for naptime. (Yes, it happens.)
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@briankrebs My AW is clearly meant only for Californian climate. Operating it our current weather gives me regularly your experience.
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