I have a feature request that would be a very helpful for weight training, to have a page to add and customize your workouts like squats and benchpress etc, as well as create a routine that you can follow with integration on samsung health on the watch, example apps jefit and strong lifts.
Hello. I am using the Health app in Galaxy Watch 4 to track my exercises at the gym. Between one exercise and other, I use the timer to measure the rest time, but, this way, I need to switch between the two apps at each sequence of exercises.
It would be nice to have a button in the exercise tracking screen to start an arbitrary timer. It will save me a lot of time and simplify my training.
Any chance to see only sleep time, less awake time, in the sleep tracking charts where you view trending over 7 days, 31 days, or 12 months? I'm sometimes awake for an hour at night which is included under 'sleep time' ...
As the WSJ and other news outlets have reported on, rucking (walking or speed walking while wearing a weighted backpack) has been surging in popularity as a way to train cardio and increase lower muscular strength.
Rucking marathons, such as Tough Ruck, are also growing in popularity.
It would be great if Samsung could incorporate rucking as a fitness activity into their Health app on their wearable devices and allow it to calculate calories and fitness status based on the weight of one's rucksack.
I am an big cross country skier, runner, and hiker. When I am running or hiking, those modes display distance I have traveled so far. But for cross country skiing, it only displays the time of day, time I've been out, and heart rate. It would be a good feature to include distance DURING the workout. It tracks distance because afterwards I can see the distance and my kilometer splits. It just would be nice to be able to see this during the workout. I love my galaxy watch 5 pro, it just sometimes doesn't feel very pro.
Bought a Galaxy Watch 6 Classic because it has Alpine Skiing as an activity. Unfortunately, this activity doesn't track the statistics that are actually used in Alpine skiing. Ski watches have been around for 20+ years so this isn't new.
In order for a watch to really track Alpine skiing it should have vertical descent (ignore chairlifts up) and number of runs (downhill runs).
Garmin and other smart watches track this correctly. Please fix this activity.
