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About LinkBacksDoes anyone have the WW pedometer and if so do you find it accurate? I find that it is measuring more steps than I've taken. Many years ago I had a WW one where you could adjust the sensitivity but this feature seems to have been removed.
Does anyone have the WW pedometer and if so do you find it accurate? I find that it is measuring more steps than I've taken. Many years ago I had a WW one where you could adjust the sensitivity but this feature seems to have been removed.
I can do for 12 hours that which would appall me to do for a lifetime.
My Weightloss Diary
Wk 1-30: - 70lbs!
Wk 31: -4lbs
Wk 32-34 (Christmas): -5.5lb
Wk 35: -2lb
Wk 36: +1lb
Wk 37: -1lb
Wk 38: -1lb
Wk 39: -0.5lb
Wk 40: -1lb 6 stone!
No one?
I can do for 12 hours that which would appall me to do for a lifetime.
My Weightloss Diary
Wk 1-30: - 70lbs!
Wk 31: -4lbs
Wk 32-34 (Christmas): -5.5lb
Wk 35: -2lb
Wk 36: +1lb
Wk 37: -1lb
Wk 38: -1lb
Wk 39: -0.5lb
Wk 40: -1lb 6 stone!
I have one and mine seems pretty accurate. Have you adjusted your stride length in the settings ?
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I wouldn't have thought the stride length would make any difference to the number of steps. The distance, yes, but not the number of steps. I checked it by walking for 10 steps, and it registered 16 steps.Originally Posted by Howie
I can do for 12 hours that which would appall me to do for a lifetime.
My Weightloss Diary
Wk 1-30: - 70lbs!
Wk 31: -4lbs
Wk 32-34 (Christmas): -5.5lb
Wk 35: -2lb
Wk 36: +1lb
Wk 37: -1lb
Wk 38: -1lb
Wk 39: -0.5lb
Wk 40: -1lb 6 stone!
Good point ! Just tested mine and registered correct steps taken. Faulty perhaps ?
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