You should contact Apple. This is crazy Bug.Finally got my challenge for September... and it's not possible to complete... I have to close all three rings 31 times... but there are only 30 days in September, and since you can only close a ring once per day, well, I am not getting this one done ...
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Well that seems to be unfair does itFinally got my challenge for September... and it's not possible to complete... I have to close all three rings 31 times... but there are only 30 days in September, and since you can only close a ring once per day, well, I am not getting this one done ...
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I'm hoping that it sorts itself out as the month progresses... but yeah, seems like basic Math 101...Well that seems to be unfair does it
Sorry to see you got that.
Hope so as well. Will keep my fingers crossed for you!I'm hoping that it sorts itself out as the month progresses... but yeah, seems like basic Math 101...
I got the same 31 day September challenge. In fact, for last month, I had to complete my rings for only 30 days! Not sure who is steering the ship.You should contact Apple. This is crazy Bug.
My month goal is doable, absolutely the best I could dream to heal and improve my knee. In the past I could do it in a week :/ where 8km/day is probably my daily limit even in fivefingers.
Approx 4.5km walk / day
Exactly the same thing in common parlance for exercise and nutrition, no conversions needed.Are kilocalories similar to calories, i.e. my move goal is 600 calories / day? Just curious.
Thanks! I thought so, but good to read confirmation. Funny to have “learned” that at least once before some time ago, but then to forget. So I’m guessing folks who get kcal monthly challenges don’t live in the USA because we’re virtually the only country to not know the metric system…Exactly the same thing in common parlance for exercise and nutrition, no conversions needed.
Outside of exercise and nutrition, a kilocalorie (aka large Calorie) is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1kg of water by 1°C. This large Calorie is what's always used for exercise & nutrition.
A calorie (aka small calorie) is the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1g of water by 1°C.
Some people like to use kJ to express energy consumed/burned, which does require some conversion...
Hope you’re better soon.So looks like now i might not get my September Challenge done as unfortunately ive had a relapse with my ongoing pain issues that i suffer for many year.
Past few days i havnt been able to move or walk at all....so i dont see how im going to complete mine now![]()