Does this pedometer measure pace when running?
138643
If one sets the stride length properly, yes, this will estimate (measure) the pace.
138644
Couldn't tell you, mine only lasted 1 1/2 days. I replaced the battery and it lasted another 1 1/2 days.
138645
Sorry, I don't jog, just walk. By pace do you mean "You are running 5 minute mile or 7 minute mile?" If that is what you mean, then yes it does.
138646
Pace, counts the steps each time your foot hits the pavement. This instrument counts the measured steps you make. To work properly it requires you enter the length of your stride and based on that and assuming a consistent stride it keeps track of your steps (running or walking) and your distance. I am sure you can get an idea of your pace using this tool but I would not look at it to measure pace as much as it measures step counts and distance travelled.
962529
Sort of. I have mine set to show average pace total elapsed time and total distance. However, you can have it set to show speed , current pace average pace or lap depending on what information you want to see.
1820290
Short answer: yes.Long answer: when you begin your work out, you hit a start/stop button. This starts a timer and begins keeping track of the various other things: calories, avg hr, etc. If you don't start the timer, you don't get those things tracked.It also has a lap button, to help with tracking pace, if you're a runner, swimmer or cyclist. I don't use that feature myself, so can't speak to it.
284644
As long as you adjust the stride length for your running step it should be accurate. I have occasionally jogged intervals and have never had it come loose or fall off clothing. This is the only model I buy because it usually lasts about 4 yrs and the cover prevents accidentally resetting your counts.
200485
Yes...and no. It counts Kcals for steps (running or walking) taken...so if you are on...say a rowing machine, the count will be off.
143143
No, It starts counting as soon as you start walking or running. It stops when you start and continues as soon as you start again.
1832442
Fitbit measures your rate of steps as "lightly active, fairly active and very active." It counts the amount of steps in a period of time and rates those minutes accordingly. So it definitely knows the difference between strolling and running.
766517
It lets me know what bpm after I have finished walking.I just bought another phone and I didn't realize it checks your heart rate, so I haven't been using it lately. I hope this answers your question.
2209189
It does not display avg. pace while running (only current pace) but it does display avg. pace in the post-run summary.
783763
This will do it for you. If you reset it just before you start your run you will get steps, time and distance. I think it's a greatlittle pedometer.
966447
No. It does calculate total steps as well as aerobic steps. So if you walked up the stairs aerobically (more than 60 steps per minute I believe) it would count those steps separately.
443514
No. I went on a run and half way through I checked my count and it was still 0. It is more how much you thrash your arm around, which is counted. I use this more to keep track of my heartbeat during workouts. I wouldn't recommend this one.
670101
It should. Everything is predicated on whether you setup the pedometer correctly. In the beginning when you set it up it asks about how long your stride is (among other questions) so it computes things properly. If you enter this information honestly and correctly, it should work like a charm. Good luck and hopefully this helps.
784449
If your arm is not moving, the pedometer will not count steps when walking. If you are typing it is counting as steps. It will count steps but it also reset itself, so therefore your calculation is not accurate.
2073313
Of COURSE it DOES !!!! The Footpod is for measuring speed & distance on a Treadmill, INDOORS,.... and/or counting your cadence ! : )
1029027
Yes but I do not use it. I have set it up once to try out. All you have to do is hit the top of your watch to clock an interval. I think this makes it a great IT for short runs but longer distances mean more chance of hitting the IT as you run. Hope this helps, Andrew
1360887
No. It just monitors actual steps you take. Swimming for example would not be monitored either.