#Edit Gps Track Full Control Over#

Viewing a list of all tracks. Searching for specific tracks in the list. Although I haven't found any topics about this exact problem, and I refuse to believe that I'm the only one having this issue, and I think the issue kinda destroys the point of having a fitbit.Editing. Previous Next.I realize there's more posts asking/begging for a function to edit (tracked) workouts. Email admingpxeditor.co.uk with any queries. Please consider subscribing, for advanced features.

Edit the GPX file by hand in a text editor which is good at displaying XML files (or a specific XML editor of course).On the overview below you can see the pink route that my Fitbit+phone recorded, and the blue line being the actual route I ran. Note exact times for the nodes which you want to edit/delete etc. This makes it easy to see the time data on the GPX track.

Edit Gps Track Full Control Over

Right now I have to calculate my distance and speed myself (which I could all do without fitbit) and the scores I get on my dashboard are completely off.This is why I'd like to know if there's a way to edit my tracked workouts, and if not, it would be lovely if I could be redirected do some kind of 'technical support' by fitbit instead of the community, as I believe this is kind of a must-have feature for people who have the same or similar problems than the issue I explained here.Next time I go jogging I'll also track my workout with another app on the same phone in order to see if the original problem is related to my phone or to the fitbit app.Even though I realize I can just 'delete' these workouts and add them manually, I believe there's too many variables that aren't taken into account when jogging outside, which gives a wrong idea of my fitness level. Today I did the math as well on how fast I ran, and it seemed that once again I ran at a pace of +-6'00' instead of the 9'10'(!!!!!) calculated by Fitbit.I bought fitbit in order to get a realistic view of how my overall fitness level would be and watch it increase in time. To gain full control over the data, you can edit the attribute table before creating.As you can see it's not entirely correct, mostly towards the end of my workout.I did some calculating with google maps and turns out I actually ran 4.17km instead of the shown 3.42.This results in an average pace of +-6'00 instead of 7'15', and thus fitbit came to the conclusion that my Fitness rating is waaay lower than it should be.Then right here you can find a screenshot where I did the same things as with the previous one, pink is the recorded jog, blue is the route I actually took.This time I ran 3.62km instead of the 2.34km calculated by the fitbit app.