“Would this be able to track my activity in spin class where i have minimal arm movement?”

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• The charge has a feature to track specific exercise. There is a button you press and it starts the timer. Once you've completed the exercise you press the button again. I use it when I cycle on a stationary bike

  Answered by Cassie 10 years ago

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• Probably not unless you put it on your ankle. Won't work if pushing a shopping cart either. Might work if you put it in your pocket.

  Answered by bobs72ss 10 years ago

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• Doubt it

  Answered by Dmoor 10 years ago

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• I ride bike and like to strap it onto my shoe laces so it can still count the pedals.

  Answered by cuzbooch 10 years ago

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• Not quite.

  Answered by NickP 10 years ago

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• Yes you can

  Answered by Nannie72 10 years ago

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• You would need to log this activity on the fitbit app. The fitbit charge is not able to record this activity.

  Answered by CrtNeigh 10 years ago

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• Should be able to. Seems to be pretty accurate to me.

  Answered by gask 10 years ago

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• No, it doesn't work while bike riding.

  Answered by Terrimmi 10 years ago

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