Google Fit: How Energy Expenditure is Calculated, Its Accuracy, and Limitations
Google Fit estimates energy expenditure by combining user-provided biometric data (age, sex, weight, height) with activity data (duration, intensity, ...
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Google Fit estimates energy expenditure by combining user-provided biometric data (age, sex, weight, height) with activity data (duration, intensity, ...
By Jordan
The Garmin Venu 3 series is equipped with a barometric altimeter, enabling precise measurement of elevation changes, ascent, and descent during variou...
By Jordan
Editing Strava recordings is a straightforward process performed via the Strava website or mobile app to correct inaccuracies, add details, and adjust...
By Jordan
To start a Garmin activity without GPS, select a dedicated indoor activity profile (e.g., Treadmill, Strength) from your watch's menu, which automatic...
By Alex
Garmin Connect does not offer a direct merge feature for activity files, but users can combine data through manual editing of existing activities or b...
By Hart
Setting personalized heart rate zones on your Garmin Instinct involves determining your maximum heart rate and configuring these zones through the Gar...
By Alex
You can permanently delete a run from Strava via both the mobile app and the website by accessing the activity details and selecting the 'Delete' opti...
By Jordan
A "good" Heart Rate Variability (HRV) score on Garmin is indicated by a "Balanced" HRV Status, signifying your 7-day average HRV i...
By Alex
Google Heart Points are awarded in Google Fit based on the intensity and duration of physical activity, aligning with WHO/AHA guidelines to quantify c...
By Hart