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How do I view the details of my last workout?

WarHeadz

WarHeadz

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Aug 30, 2015
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When I finish my run, the watch shows me a summary of how long this exercise session was, how many miles I ran, how many calories I burnt, etc. Problem is, how do I access these details after I save the workout? I looked on the activity app on my iPhone, and looked all over the Watch, but all I see are general stats. I don't want to know how many miles I walked in a whole day, I just want to see my last workout details! Am I missing something or is this not available?

Edit: Nevermind I found it in the iPhone activity app. That's good, but is it viewable on the watch? I keep missing it though because I constantly find myself looking for it. They should make it a bit more pronounced.
 
On Activity app on iPhone. Swipe down to Exercise, you'll see all your exercises there, then swipe right to left to see details.
 
matrix07 said:
On Activity app on iPhone. Swipe down to Exercise, you'll see all your exercises there, then swipe right to left to see details.
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Yeah I was looking for specific workout details. If you scroll down a little lower you get a "Workouts" tab where you can view the specific workout. I found it on the iPhone, but I guess you can't see it on the watch.
 
Warbrain said:
Same data is stored in both places. You need to check your Workouts section in Health.app.
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Show me splits in the Health App.:D How about individual time/calories/names of Workouts done in a day. I could go on and on but the Health App is NOT the way to view details of Workouts. You need the Activity App.
 
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It is idiotic that you can't see your prior workout details on the watch. Even cheap running watches allow you to do this. I have a $50 Garmin 10 that shows your prior history. I don't understand why this is, and hopefully a 3rd party app will come along that does this.
 
Bob190 said:
It is idiotic that you can't see your prior workout details on the watch. Even cheap running watches allow you to do this. I have a $50 Garmin 10 that shows your prior history. I don't understand why this is, and hopefully a 3rd party app will come along that does this.
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True, but even the Activity App pales in comparison to Garmin Connect. Apple is offering just enough to cover the masses. Adding Workout data to the :apple:Watch interface would contribute to the 'interface is too complex' argument.

Can't wait to see what wOS2 3ed party apps like Nike+ will offer on :apple:Watch. However we may have to wait on a few updates before a more comprehensive summary is offered.
 
WarHeadz said:
When I finish my run, the watch shows me a summary of how long this exercise session was, how many miles I ran, how many calories I burnt, etc. Problem is, how do I access these details after I save the workout? I looked on the activity app on my iPhone, and looked all over the Watch, but all I see are general stats. I don't want to know how many miles I walked in a whole day, I just want to see my last workout details! Am I missing something or is this not available?

Edit: Nevermind I found it in the iPhone activity app. That's good, but is it viewable on the watch? I keep missing it though because I constantly find myself looking for it. They should make it a bit more pronounced.
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I would like to be able to view my running stats WHILE I AM RUNNING. For that reason I wear my Pebble watch also when I run, as it shows me a continuous face displaying my time distance and pace overall (usuing Runkeeper).
 
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Goodebar
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I would like to be able to view my running stats WHILE I AM RUNNING. For that reason I wear my Pebble watch also when I run, as it shows me a continuous face displaying my time distance and pace overall (using Runkeeper).
 
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