Anonymous
Post 05/09/2023 19:10     Subject: apple watch high intensity strength training setting
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I use the HIIT setting. Genuinely curious -- what difference does it make?


Doesn't it calculate calories burned differently? I was under the impression that it gives you a set number of calories burned for different kinds of exercise based on your age, weight, height, gender. Like you get more calories burned for HIIT than yoga regardless of what your actual heartrate is.

Maybe I'm wrong about that?



Calories burned is wildly inaccurate across all apps. So it doesn’t matter.
Anonymous
Post 05/09/2023 17:02     Subject: apple watch high intensity strength training setting
You could always do open goal.
Anonymous
Post 05/09/2023 17:00     Subject: apple watch high intensity strength training setting
Anonymous wrote:I use the HIIT setting. Genuinely curious -- what difference does it make?


Doesn't it calculate calories burned differently? I was under the impression that it gives you a set number of calories burned for different kinds of exercise based on your age, weight, height, gender. Like you get more calories burned for HIIT than yoga regardless of what your actual heartrate is.

Maybe I'm wrong about that?
Anonymous
Post 05/09/2023 15:48     Subject: apple watch high intensity strength training setting
I use the HIIT setting. Genuinely curious -- what difference does it make?
Anonymous
Post 05/08/2023 23:23     Subject: Re:apple watch high intensity strength training setting
I've been using the Cross Training option under Other for this type of class
Anonymous
Post 05/07/2023 16:38     Subject: apple watch high intensity strength training setting
What do you use on your apple watch if you exercise with high intensity strength training. Not really HIIT, not really functional strength training. Strength training that is also cardio, sometimes called metabolic conditioning.

I think it's a pretty common workout type now, and I don't get why it isn't an apple watch option.