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‎08-25-2024 06:12 AM (Last edited ‎08-28-2024 04:24 PM by SamsungRei ) in
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‎08-25-2024 09:04 AM in
Galaxy WatchThe watch tracks your activity if you have auto-detect workouts on. I believe it's on by default. In any case, if you want to see the results of your "swim", you can open the Samsung health app on your phone (or your watch, it's just easier on the phone), and your last workout will be in a big orange box on the main screen. If you had other "workouts" during the week, you can tap on the "workouts this week" section, and you will get a listing of all recorded activity. You can tap on the individual results and see the stats for the workout. This is true whether you actually manually started a workout, or the watch auto-detected the workout.
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‎08-25-2024 09:07 AM in
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‎08-25-2024 09:44 AM (Last edited ‎08-25-2024 09:51 AM ) in
Galaxy WatchOh, I forgot you also asked about initiating the workout from the watch. You can a) either add the workouts tile to your watch screens or b) just open Samsung health from the apps screen on the watch and, scroll down to exercise, tap it and cycle to the workout you want to initiate
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Tap on the exercise you want to start it.
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‎08-25-2024 09:46 AM in
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