Fitbit

Fitbit Cardio and Target Load now available on more watches and trackers

Fitbit's Cardio Load and Target Load metrics, initially introduced with the Pixel Watch 3, are now expanding to more Fitbit devices, including the Pixel Watch, Pixel Watch 2, and various Fitbit smartwatches and trackers. These features provide users with valuable insights into their cardiovascular health and fitness levels, helping them make informed decisions about their daily activities and exercise routines.

Fitbit is rolling out Cardio Load and Target Load features to more of its watches and trackers, providing users with a numerical score that measures the strain on their cardiovascular system during exercise and daily activities. The metrics help users track their progress and avoid overtraining by considering the duration and intensity of efforts based on heart rate. Target Load suggests a daily range for Cardio Load based on fitness level, recent activity, and body recovery. The features are available on various Fitbit smartwatches and trackers, as well as Pixel Watch 1, 2, and 3.

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