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How can I play volleyball and wear the Apple Watch?

Often times, I find myself taking off my Basis B1 Watch because I can't use it when I play volleyball. I can't use the watch when I do back flips, and I can't use the watch for any activities which is extreme that may damage or cause the watch to come off. I can't use my B1 for doing pushups because my wrist bends and causes unnecessary tension on the wrist.


Given the ability to use different straps. Is there a strap where I can move the watch to my leg or another part of my body and still be able to get my pulse and steps correctly? The linear movement on a leg is far different from being on the wrist. Will it know that the watch is in a different location on the body and adjust correctly? Is this detection automated?


BTW. I love volleyball! I can't imagine playing my favorite sport and not being able to collect any data about it.

Posted on Mar 18, 2015 2:05 PM

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Jul 30, 2015 10:46 AM in response to MrChanman

I got the Apple watch when it first came out, and I wear it all the time to volleyball. No interference at all. Haven't had a problem with any aspect of it. I would just be concerned if I was pushed into the net for some reason, but outside of that, it works great.

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How can I play volleyball and wear the Apple Watch?

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