ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

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'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone

2018-11-10 12:44:41 UTC

Hi all.

Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I
need to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon by the
watch?

Thanks for any help with this.

Carol P - UK
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Anna Dresner

2018-11-10 17:54:21 UTC

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Hi Carol,

The easiest thing is to ask Siri to start the kind of workout you want. However, with Watch OS 5, the watch will usually detect when you've started a workout if you forget to tell it ahead of time. It will make a guess as to the kind of workout you are doing, and you can accept that guess or pick the right kind. It can also detect when you've stopped working out and ask if you want it to stop recording one.

Best,
Anna

Post by 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone
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Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I need to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon by the watch?
Thanks for any help with this.
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Sieghard Weitzel

2018-11-11 06:26:27 UTC

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Hi Anna, maybe the newer watches are better at this, but my series 2 watch will only detect an outdoor walk after 15 minutes and I have to walk quite fast for this to work, if I walk normally it doesn't kick in. I read that this is done intentionally so it doesn't necessarily ask if you are working out if all you do is walk to the store which is 5 minutes down the street.

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Hi Carol,

The easiest thing is to ask Siri to start the kind of workout you want. However, with Watch OS 5, the watch will usually detect when you've started a workout if you forget to tell it ahead of time. It will make a guess as to the kind of workout you are doing, and you can accept that guess or pick the right kind. It can also detect when you've stopped working out and ask if you want it to stop recording one.

Best,
Anna

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Todd W

2018-11-11 14:58:27 UTC

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I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.

Todd

Post by Sieghard Weitzel
Hi Anna, maybe the newer watches are better at this, but my series 2 watch
will only detect an outdoor walk after 15 minutes and I have to walk quite
fast for this to work, if I walk normally it doesn't kick in. I read that
this is done intentionally so it doesn't necessarily ask if you are working
out if all you do is walk to the store which is 5 minutes down the street.
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Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH
Hi Carol,
The easiest thing is to ask Siri to start the kind of workout you want.
However, with Watch OS 5, the watch will usually detect when you've started
a workout if you forget to tell it ahead of time. It will make a guess as
to the kind of workout you are doing, and you can accept that guess or pick
the right kind. It can also detect when you've stopped working out and ask
if you want it to stop recording one.
Best,
Anna

On Nov 10, 2018, at 6:44 AM, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone <
Hi all.
Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I

need to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon by the
watch?

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lenron brown

2018-11-11 17:30:50 UTC

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This is a little annoying I have noticed this. How do I go in and
select work outs I want then?

Post by Todd W
I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.
Todd

On Nov 10, 2018, at 6:44 AM, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone <
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Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I

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William James

2018-11-11 17:34:47 UTC

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I find it the other workouts to start after 15 minutes of brisk walking as well. What you do is you tell Siri to start an out door walk.

Sent from my iPhone X

Post by lenron brown
This is a little annoying I have noticed this. How do I go in and
select work outs I want then?

Post by Todd W
I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.
Todd

On Nov 10, 2018, at 6:44 AM, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone <
Hi all.
Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I

need to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon by the
watch?

Thanks for any help with this.
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Anna Dresner

2018-11-11 17:40:47 UTC

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Hi,

I have also heard that not asking for 15 minutes is intentional. If I'm going sighted guide, it usually asks after just a few minutes, but it always thinks I'm doing an elliptical workout, and I have to choose OUtdoor Walk if that's what I want.

Best,
Anna

Post by William James
I find it the other workouts to start after 15 minutes of brisk walking as well. What you do is you tell Siri to start an out door walk.
Sent from my iPhone X

Post by lenron brown
This is a little annoying I have noticed this. How do I go in and
select work outs I want then?

Post by Todd W
I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.
Todd

On Nov 10, 2018, at 6:44 AM, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone <
Hi all.
Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I

need to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon by the
watch?

Thanks for any help with this.
Carol P - UK
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Sieghard Weitzel

2018-11-11 19:32:18 UTC

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I could see how any other workout but an outdoor walk would kick in sooner, for a walk it is most difficult to figure out whether it's an outdoor walk for exercise or just a walk where you go from point A to point B although Apple could maybe lower the threshold a bit since I really have to walk fast for it to kick in. I'm not a slow walker, but even walking normally for me will not trigger it after 15 minutes, I have to deliberately walk fast.

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Hi,

I have also heard that not asking for 15 minutes is intentional. If I'm going sighted guide, it usually asks after just a few minutes, but it always thinks I'm doing an elliptical workout, and I have to choose OUtdoor Walk if that's what I want.

Best,
Anna

Post by William James
I find it the other workouts to start after 15 minutes of brisk walking as well. What you do is you tell Siri to start an out door walk.
Sent from my iPhone X

Post by lenron brown
This is a little annoying I have noticed this. How do I go in and
select work outs I want then?

Post by Todd W
I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.
Todd

Post by Sieghard Weitzel
Hi Anna, maybe the newer watches are better at this, but my series
2 watch will only detect an outdoor walk after 15 minutes and I
have to walk quite fast for this to work, if I walk normally it
doesn't kick in. I read that this is done intentionally so it
doesn't necessarily ask if you are working out if all you do is
walk to the store which is 5 minutes down the street.
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2018 9:54 AM
Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH
Hi Carol,
The easiest thing is to ask Siri to start the kind of workout you want.
However, with Watch OS 5, the watch will usually detect when you've
started a workout if you forget to tell it ahead of time. It will
make a guess as to the kind of workout you are doing, and you can
accept that guess or pick the right kind. It can also detect when
you've stopped working out and ask if you want it to stop recording
one.
Best,
Anna

On Nov 10, 2018, at 6:44 AM, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone <
Hi all.
Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I

need to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon
by the watch?

Thanks for any help with this.
Carol P - UK
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Jeremy Gilley

2018-11-11 19:58:41 UTC

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Speaking of watches and questions,

How can I get my watch to stop talking constantly?

I mean, when its charging, it seems like when it hears a sound it starts
telling me the time, or when the knob on the side remotely gets touched by a
jacket, or something brushes it, it starts yakking.

Its quite annoying.

Any help would be much appreciated.

_____

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Of Todd W
Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2018 9:58 AM
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Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.

Todd

On Sun, Nov 11, 2018 at 1:26 AM Sieghard Weitzel <***@live.ca> wrote:

Hi Anna, maybe the newer watches are better at this, but my series 2 watch
will only detect an outdoor walk after 15 minutes and I have to walk quite
fast for this to work, if I walk normally it doesn't kick in. I read that
this is done intentionally so it doesn't necessarily ask if you are working
out if all you do is walk to the store which is 5 minutes down the street.

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Dresner
Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2018 9:54 AM
To: VIPhone Mailing List <***@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

Hi Carol,

The easiest thing is to ask Siri to start the kind of workout you want.
However, with Watch OS 5, the watch will usually detect when you've started
a workout if you forget to tell it ahead of time. It will make a guess as to
the kind of workout you are doing, and you can accept that guess or pick the
right kind. It can also detect when you've stopped working out and ask if
you want it to stop recording one.

Best,
Anna

On Nov 10, 2018, at 6:44 AM, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone
Hi all.
Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I need

to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon by the watch?

Thanks for any help with this.
Carol P - UK
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Sieghard Weitzel

2018-11-11 20:01:19 UTC

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As for the charging it means you probably have nightstand mode on, turn this off in settings and make sure raise to wake is turned off and it will not do this. You can even turn off to wake it by turning the digital crown up, turn this off and tap to wake and it will only wake up if you actually press the digital crown.

From: ***@googlegroups.com <***@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Jeremy Gilley
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Speaking of watches and questions,
How can I get my watch to stop talking constantly?
I mean, when its charging, it seems like when it hears a sound it starts telling me the time, or when the knob on the side remotely gets touched by a jacket, or something brushes it, it starts yakking.
Its quite annoying.
Any help would be much appreciated.

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Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2018 9:58 AM
To: ***@googlegroups.com<mailto:***@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.

Todd

On Sun, Nov 11, 2018 at 1:26 AM Sieghard Weitzel <***@live.ca<mailto:***@live.ca>> wrote:
Hi Anna, maybe the newer watches are better at this, but my series 2 watch will only detect an outdoor walk after 15 minutes and I have to walk quite fast for this to work, if I walk normally it doesn't kick in. I read that this is done intentionally so it doesn't necessarily ask if you are working out if all you do is walk to the store which is 5 minutes down the street.

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Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

Hi Carol,

The easiest thing is to ask Siri to start the kind of workout you want. However, with Watch OS 5, the watch will usually detect when you've started a workout if you forget to tell it ahead of time. It will make a guess as to the kind of workout you are doing, and you can accept that guess or pick the right kind. It can also detect when you've stopped working out and ask if you want it to stop recording one.

Best,
Anna

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Jeremy Gilley

2018-11-11 23:19:43 UTC

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Thanks,

you have saved my sanity.

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Subject: RE: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

As for the charging it means you probably have nightstand mode on, turn this
off in settings and make sure raise to wake is turned off and it will not do
this. You can even turn off to wake it by turning the digital crown up, turn
this off and tap to wake and it will only wake up if you actually press the
digital crown.

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Jeremy Gilley
Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2018 11:59 AM
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Subject: RE: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

Speaking of watches and questions,

How can I get my watch to stop talking constantly?

I mean, when its charging, it seems like when it hears a sound it starts
telling me the time, or when the knob on the side remotely gets touched by a
jacket, or something brushes it, it starts yakking.

Its quite annoying.

Any help would be much appreciated.

_____

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Of Todd W
Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2018 9:58 AM
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Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

I find this true with my series 3 watch as well.

Todd

On Sun, Nov 11, 2018 at 1:26 AM Sieghard Weitzel <***@live.ca> wrote:

Hi Anna, maybe the newer watches are better at this, but my series 2 watch
will only detect an outdoor walk after 15 minutes and I have to walk quite
fast for this to work, if I walk normally it doesn't kick in. I read that
this is done intentionally so it doesn't necessarily ask if you are working
out if all you do is walk to the store which is 5 minutes down the street.

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Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2018 9:54 AM
To: VIPhone Mailing List <***@googlegroups.com>
Subject: Re: ANOTHER QUESTION ON THE WATCH

Hi Carol,

The easiest thing is to ask Siri to start the kind of workout you want.
However, with Watch OS 5, the watch will usually detect when you've started
a workout if you forget to tell it ahead of time. It will make a guess as to
the kind of workout you are doing, and you can accept that guess or pick the
right kind. It can also detect when you've stopped working out and ask if
you want it to stop recording one

Best,
Anna

On Nov 10, 2018, at 6:44 AM, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone
Hi all.
Am I right in thinking that, if I wish to do some kind of workout, I need

to select which one before starting? Can these be acted upon by the watch?

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