To edit exercises tracked by your Fitbit Versa 2, you'll primarily use the Fitbit app on your smartphone. The app provides a straightforward interface to modify or remove any recorded activity, ensuring your fitness log is accurate.
Navigating to Your Exercise Log
Accessing your recorded workouts is the first step, allowing you to view and then modify individual entries.
- Open the Fitbit App: Launch the Fitbit app on your smartphone or tablet. Ensure you're logged into your account.
- Go to the
Today
Tab: This is usually the main dashboard you see upon opening the app, displaying your daily stats. - Tap the
Exercise days
Tile: Look for a tile or section that summarizes your activity or exercise. It might show your exercise streak or a general overview of your workouts. Tapping this tile will take you to a detailed list of your logged exercises. - Select the Specific Exercise: From the list, tap on the particular exercise entry you wish to edit or delete.
How to Edit a Logged Exercise
Once you've selected an exercise, you can modify various details to correct any inaccuracies.
- Access Edit Options: After tapping on the exercise you want to adjust, you'll typically see a summary screen for that activity. Look for an
Edit
button or a pencil icon (often located at the top right corner of the screen). Tap this to enter edit mode. - Adjust Exercise Details: You can then modify several aspects of your workout:
- Activity Type: Change the activity from, for example, "Walk" to "Run," "Hike," "Yoga," or any other relevant activity.
- Start Time and Duration: Correct the exact time your exercise began and how long it lasted.
- Distance: If your Versa 2 or GPS didn't accurately record the distance, you can manually input the correct value.
- Calories Burned: While often automatically calculated, some exercises might allow for manual adjustment of calorie expenditure.
- Other Metrics: Depending on the activity, you might be able to edit average pace, elevation gain, or other relevant data points.
- Save Your Changes: After making all necessary adjustments, tap the
Save
button (or checkmark icon) to confirm and apply your edits.
Common Editable Fields
The following table summarizes the most frequently edited fields for exercises:
Field | Description |
---|---|
Activity Type | Change the classification (e.g., Run, Walk, Bike, Swim, Weights). |
Start Time | Adjust the time your activity began. |
Duration | Correct the total length of your workout. |
Distance | Manually input or refine the distance covered (e.g., for runs or walks). |
Calories Burned | Override the estimated calories, if applicable. |
How to Delete a Logged Exercise
If an exercise was logged incorrectly, duplicated, or you simply wish to remove it from your history, deleting it is straightforward.
- Navigate to the Exercise: Follow the steps outlined above:
- Open the Fitbit app.
- Go to the
Today
tab. - Tap the
Exercise days
tile. - Tap the specific exercise you want to remove.
- Initiate Deletion: On the exercise summary screen, look for a trash icon or a three-dots icon (
...
) (usually in the top right corner). Tapping the three dots will likely reveal an option likeDelete Exercise
. - Confirm Deletion: The app will usually ask you to confirm if you want to delete the exercise. Confirm your choice to permanently remove it from your log.
Why You Might Edit or Delete an Exercise
Understanding the common reasons for modifying exercise logs can help you manage your fitness data more effectively:
- Incorrect Activity Categorization: You may have forgotten to change the activity type on your Versa 2, or it misidentified an activity (e.g., logged a bike ride as a run).
- Inaccurate Tracking: GPS errors or accidental pauses might lead to incorrect duration or distance readings.
- Duplicate Entries: Sometimes, an exercise might be logged twice, either by the device or manually.
- Forgotten to Track: You might have done an activity without wearing your Versa 2 or forgetting to start tracking. While you can't edit a non-existent log, you can manually log a new exercise in the app to compensate.
- Privacy or Data Cleanup: You might simply wish to remove certain entries from your historical data.
Manually Logging an Exercise
If you completely forgot to track an activity with your Versa 2 but still want it recorded, you can manually add it to the Fitbit app:
- From the
Today
tab, tap the+
icon (or similar option) to log a new activity. - Select
Track Exercise
orLog
. - Choose the activity type, input the start time, duration, and any other relevant details like distance or calories.
- Save the entry. This manually added exercise will then appear in your log alongside those tracked by your Versa 2.
By utilizing these features within the Fitbit app, you can ensure your fitness journey is accurately reflected, helping you better track your progress towards your health goals.