Sentences with phrase «track stairs climbed»

Nuyu also doesn't have an altimeter to track stairs climbed, but most fitness trackers don't bother with one either.

But unlike the Misfit Flash and the Fitbug Orb, the UP Move doesn't track the stairs climbed or even a heart rate.

However, it doesn't measure heart rate like the Withings Pulse, nor does it track stairs climbed like the Fitbit Force.

Not exact matches

Get used to it: you will build wooden train tracks that are marvels of engineering, crisscrossing the living room, climbing the stairs, encircling the sleeping cat.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Planning for a 9/11 memorial charity stair - climb at One World Trade Center is back on track after Gov. Andrew Cuomo stepped in to smooth over a conflict between the event organizers and the building's landlord.

The Moves app is adequate for tracking your general activity level, such as stairs climbed, daily steps, and the occasional bike ride or jog.

The Fitbit Charge HR tracks all - day steps taken, distance travelled, calories burned, stairs climbed, and heart rate.

Sprinting 100 yards on the track, going full - speed across the length of the pool, doing pushups until your arms and shoulders ache, or for many, climbing several, or sometimes even one, flights of stairs?

I upgraded to an iPhone 6 this spring, which can track the amount of steps you take and flights of stairs you climb straight from the device.

Many of the fitness features on this watch are the same as other Fitbits: it tracks steps, stairs climbed, calories burned, heart rate, sleep, plus a whole bunch of specific exercise details.

It's able to track many activities using the Workout app, and in the Series 3 models, there's a new barometric altimeter for tracking elevation gains and flights of stairs climbed.

With the new Google Fit app, your watch can do much more to track your exercises in Android Wear — count reps, monitor stair climbing, calculate distances traveled on foot or by bike, etc. — but the coolest feature of the Fit app, Strength Training, isn't available on the Style.

If you carry your iPhone with you, it can track how you're moving and identify how many steps you're taking, how far you walk or run, and how many flights of stairs you climb.

A heart rate sensor accurately measures heart rates, and the 6 - Axis motion sensor can track activities including walking, running and stair climbing.

When tracking cycling, for instance, it adds a number of steps and stairs climbed to your daily total, presumably based on your exertions as calculated by the HR monitor and your elevation as calculated by the altimeter.

It includes a barometric altimeter, and tracks outdoor workouts, climbing stairs and other activity.

On the watch, it can track your calories, your steps, distance traveled, stairs climbed, and more.

No, it's not as hip looking as the Jawbone Up24, but it tracks, steps, calories burned, distance traveled and flights of stairs climbed and all of that can be seen right on the device.

From the gym equipment, the Apple Watch gets a host of information like incline, pace, RPM on the bike, or stairs climbed, something up until now the Watch hasn't been able to track.

The Apple Watch Series 3 also features a barometric altimeter that assists with tracking activity, flights of stairs climbed and outdoor workouts, including elevation gain.

The sensor tracks the steps you take, the distance you walk or run, and the flights of stairs you climb.

Fitbit, the digital pedometer that lets you track your fitness by steps taken, or flights of stairs climbed, has launched an Android app for Google phone fans to be able to see how much exercise they are doing.No longer just for iPhone fans, the new Fitbit... Read more

Fitbit, the digital pedometer that lets you track your fitness by steps taken, or flights of stairs climbed, has launched an Android app for Google phone fans to be able to see how much exercise they are doing.

The Fitbit Ultra will track your steps, distance, sleep patterns and even stairs climbed using its «state - of the - art altimeter» and boasts a display for real - time feedback.

As expected, the Ionic tracks a wearer's daily steps, heart rate, burned calories, sleep patterns, and flights of stairs climbed.

It tracks almost exactly what the other FitBits track — steps, sleep, calories — but adds in a new concept called Active Minutes and drops support for counting the stairs you climb (the altimeter function).

You can also track how many flights of stairs climbed, set goals for how far you want to walk each day, and easily see how active you've been in any given period through the app.

When it comes to daily activity - tracking, the fēnix Chronos is ready to monitor users» sleep quality, steps taken, stairs climbed and calories burned.

If all we wanted to do was track steps, calories burned, and stairs climbed, the Fitbit One would be our favorite tracker.

After wearing the Fitbit One for over several weeks, we discovered that for simply tracking steps, calories burned, and stairs climbed, the Fitbit One is our favorite fitness tracker.

The Force doesn't track heart rate, but it measures everything else health - minded people want to know about their fitness: steps taken, stairs climbed, distance traveled, calories burned, and how well they slept.

The Gear Sport also tracks your resting heart rate, stairs climbed, calories burned and steps taken.

Pressing on the top physical button on the right - hand side of the watch brings you to a series of exercise - tracking options: walking, running, cycling, treadmill running, stationary biking, stair climbing, strength - training, and «other» (you can specify what «other» is later in the Google Fit app).

It can track critical data such as steps taken, stairs climbed, distance traveled, calories burned, hours slept, quality of sleep, and active minutes.

Hardly just an expensive pedometer, the Blaze lets users accurately track their active and resting heart rate, calories burned per day, and flights of stairs climbed, while also providing a detailed report of how they sleep each night.

The Charge accurately tracked steps, distance traveled and stairs climbed — but alas, I got no credit for going down stairs.

As for tracking, the Fitbit Charge 2 packs the ability to automatically log quite a few different basic stats, including constant heart rate monitoring, steps, calories burned, flights of stairs climbed, and sleep quality.

The Vivomove is the Garmin that looks most like a regular, analog watch, but tracks steps, workouts, sleep, and stairs climbed and syncs it all to the Garmin Connect app.

This comes with a splash of elegance in various designs (black, silver and gold) and expands the tracking functionalities of the original with 6 - axis sensors that accurately recognize if you are running, cycling, walking, climbing stairs or sleeping.