The good news though is that getting floors in fitbit does not affect any of your other stats so your calorie count will not be affected.
Fitbit manually log floors.
Fitbit s devices can automatically detect and track a number of common exercises but there are even more activities in fitbit s database that you can log after the fact.
Hi calonaur44 the fitbit needs to detect a rise in elevation of at least 10 feet combined with continuous movement in order to detect a floor.
It should be no different than logging steps.
This would be helpful if for example you were mountain climbing and your fitbit died or simply you forgot your fitbit.
Currently you can back date and manually input all other data from steps caloeries and water but you can t add in floors climbed.
Tap the stopwatch icon in the top right corner.
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Tracking this data is half the fun.
No reason that shouldn t be easy to add.
If you can do it with activity minutes you should be able to do this with floors climbed.
I hate losing credit for that activity.
You can manually log them by doing the following from your fitbit app.
This is the tile that says track exercise or shows how many days you ve worked out this week.
Steve uk versa 2 aria 2.
There are many times when i have forgotten to put my fitbit on for a while and then can t add the floors i ve traversed.
On the fitbit app dashboard tap the exercise tile to open your exercise history.
10 feet is meant to be a compromise between a business and domestic floor.
Please add the ability to manually log floors.
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There doesn t seem to be a way to manually log floors.
I walk on a treadmill that has an incline.
As it s currently available on all the other log.
If i walk a mile at a 4 degree incline i have roughly climbed 17 floors but there is no way to show this on fitbit.
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