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So apparently my Fitbit (bracelet like device used to measure movement and such) thinks that I am actually moving, walking or running when I am on my SG! I guess the vibrations throw it off! I rode for about 120 of the 150 minutes
posted. I sat on my butt most of the day watching baseball.
So gentlemen, no need to feel guilty when you jump on the bike. As a matter of fact tell the Mrs. that you are going out to get some exercise next time you ride.
Have to laugh and wonder how it is that different people have different issues. Mine is fine for everything except the amount of stairs I climb. When I went for a ride Friday before the rains moved in, Fitbit registed 217 flights of stairs. No wonder I was tired when I got home.
Yep. On my 55 mile ride to work, I get around 5000 to 6000 steps each way.
Fine by me, as my fitbit feeds data to a website my employer uses for us to track exercise and encourage healthy behavior- for which we get a "discount" on our health insurance premiums. So I go out on the bike, and get exercise credits. I call that a win.
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Riding is exercise!
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