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Was wondering why my legs were aching all over out of ordinary
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Was wondering why my legs were aching all over out of ordinary

Didn't realise I completed 30k steps! Woohoo

u/RoronoaZoro1111 — 1 day ago
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Same run, different calories

Hows this possible? The only difference i could think of was in the second run my phone's location was turned on.

Both runs i used my galaxy fit 2 to start and record the run.

u/bgmtheV — 12 hours ago
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What’s your best sleep score so far?

Mine is 91

Anyone here ever hit 100?

u/Assassin_183 — 3 days ago
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40k !

Decided to step up my game this month and hit a new badge 😁

u/KeuBz — 4 days ago
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Google Fit wont sync with Samsung Health

I bought my Samsung Smart Watch in 2020, and it still works, so I am not in a hurry to buy a newer version. That said, I need some assistance, please.

My health insurance offers discounts if I use Google Fit to upload my fitness attempts.

How do I get my watch, that uses Samsung Health, to communicate with Google Fit?

A thread from several years ago claimed the poster had their Google Fit communicating with their Samsung Health without issues but didn't say how they were able to make this work.

Thank you in advance for all your help!

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u/cpa2024S — 5 days ago
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How the hell is this possible ?

175k steps is close to 70-75 miles for a normal human stride.

And to walk 70 miles at normal stride and pace ; it takes approximately 1 day and 2 hours.. ie 26 hours..

And in less than 20 hours people rack up nearly 175k steps..

What do they get out of it?

Why the heck samsung doesnt care? Its screwing the integrity of their data collected.

u/Wickedindian — 12 days ago
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I just got my four week streak badge today

I imagine you guys are tired of me posting here all the time and I think I might stop posting here for 5 months so bye for now I guess I'll see you in 5 months

u/connerwilliams72 — 7 days ago
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Sleep Latency

Hi all, I (35M) have been tracking my health using a Galaxy Watch4 for a few years now and I'm very consistent on wearing my watch. I noticed that my sleep latency is always very bad: I fall asleep in the minute. Is this something the watch isn't good at tracking or is it really this imparting badly on my Sleep Score?

u/ihellochris — 9 days ago