Dose your arm have to move to track a step? null

The device uses an accelerometer to count steps. The accelerometer detects movement to count the steps. There are some instances where steps may be counted when your arm is not swinging back and forth. For more information you may want to go to support.garmin.com where you'll find many helpful FAQ's and can also reach out directly to a product support specialist for more information if need be. Debbie with Garmin

“Dose your arm have to move to track a step?”

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Answered by Malc 5 years ago
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The device uses an accelerometer to count steps. The accelerometer detects movement to count the steps. There are some instances where steps may be counted when your arm is not swinging back and forth. For more information you may want to go to support.garmin.com where you'll find many helpful FAQ's and can also reach out directly to a product support specialist for more information if need be. Debbie with Garmin
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