It could be 1,100 steps - the leading digit, if shown, is obscured by the minute hand.
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It could be 1,100 steps - the leading digit, if shown, is obscured by the minute hand.
Or he was in goal the whole time.
Ha ha, I think it was 1,100 - but combined with the other smartwatch that I switched too when I got home I did around 8,000 steps which is a typical day when I don’t get the chance to actually go for a walk.
This is the other one - no ambiguity with this face!
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105 bpm seems a little high - were you running? What does the '11' signify - your space invaders score? ;)
Yeah, not getting many steps done there.
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Whenever my heart rate is checked, it's always between high fifties and low sixties, which I think is a bit slow. But when I asked the nurse doing my blood pressure about it she said it's fine.
I got a smart watch from Anita two Christmases ago, I really should get round to setting it up. Though if it tells me I'm not doing enough it'll be going in the bin. I get enough of that already.
I'm old enough to remember when 'Steps' were just some dance group.
Someone ask me the other day how many steps I do. No idea, I measure my walking distances in miles.
No-one is interested in my Pac Man score but I was number one for a bit on the machine in the 'Golden Goose' on LLandudno pier.
That was a while back now though.
I think a typical heart rate is around 70 bpm.
I'm hypertensive, managed by medication. Occasionally I will check my BP which also displays heart rate. Mine is usually around 70.
(Just measured it: 144/83, 60bpm)
I had to do 2 weeks BP heart rate monitoring after an MOT at the doctors - all was fine, sitting at my desk now 68 bpm.
Great PacManning there, Martin I'm impressed if no one else is!