As Apple Watch records my steps and elliptical workout, is it double-recording? In other words, it normally tracks steps (for example, 2,000 in 30 minutes) and then when I prompt Siri to track elliptical, is it picking up just elliptical steps or both routine steps taken as well as the workout, which would result in a double recording?
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On Google search I found this...
No, your Apple Watch shouldn't double-count steps when you start an elliptical workout.
Here's how it works:
The Apple Watch is designed to intelligently track your activity and workouts to provide you with accurate data. When you initiate an elliptical workout using Siri or manually start it through the Workout app, the watch recognizes that you're engaging in a specific type of exercise and adjusts its tracking accordingly.
During an elliptical workout, the Apple Watch focuses on recording metrics relevant to that activity, such as your heart rate, distance covered, and calories burned, rather than simply counting steps. This means that it shouldn't double-count steps while you're actively engaged in an elliptical workout.
So, you can be assured that your total step count reflects your entire day's activity and not just the elliptical session.
How does the step tracking work on my Apple Watch?
