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Cross trainer with Apple Watch
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If you hav walked with you phone on GPS it will help calibrate your watch but you will still find differences between the two.
A Crosstrainer machine is a type of elliptical. If you are using an elliptical you need to have Workout set to Elliptical.
the GPS does not come into play on a cross trainer. It comes down to the measurements Apple uses vs what the machine is using. I has a similar issue on the treadmill with a Fitbit. The way I solved the problem was to take my fitbit watch and into lace it on my shoe. So i counted / tracked more accurately. Unfortunately the AW requires turning off wrist detection, disabling ApplePay and the passcode feature in order for attaching the watch to you shoe lace to work.
It would be smart if if someone made a companion device similar to what Nike had for your show and bluetooth relay it to your watch or health app.
It would be smart if if someone made a companion device similar to what Nike had for your show and bluetooth relay it to your watch or health app.
I don't think I want to have it on my foot when Inwork out
actually we might be on to something here... take off the wrist bands and if you can make something like a sweat band to hold the watch in and expose the back to your skin you pretty much trick the watch into thinking its on your wrist and keep it protected.
Well, I have thin ankles, so I can strap my watch onto my ankle using the last hole on the sports band. I'm thinking many people might be able to do it wth the leather loop. If you are worried about protecting the watch, just use one of the many third party protective cases.