“Will Vivosmart count calories burned on a stationary bike?”

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• Yes, you actually have to activate the running timer on it. Hold down your finger on the band until the menu comes up. Hit the running guy, and then hit the play button. When you stop exercising then hit the button again. It will calculate based on your time

  Answered by DucatiGator 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by dph1 10 years ago

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• Yes. I'm pretty sure it will keep up with that activity and calorie "burn". There is a cycling setting either in the app or on the Garmin PC dashboard.

  Answered by dallas01 9 years ago

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• I'm not sure. I use an elliptical trainer at home and it counts the steps but less accurately than when I walk normally so I'm not sure it could accurately sense movement on a stationary bike but then I'm not sure any activity tracker could and I do recommend the Vivosmart.

  Answered by Todd 10 years ago

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• No. The band uses a gyro to count steps/movement. However, you can specify on the app they use that you did stationary bike for a certain time and how fast you are going to calculate calories. Sort of like the fitnesspal.

  Answered by Irvin 10 years ago

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• You can manually enter activities into the program, so yes

  Answered by AaronKinAZ 10 years ago

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