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Fitbit for Beginner??

Itziger · 2017-12-21 12:55:25

Folks, a small bit of advice please. Would these fitbit yokes be ok for a beginner? My daughter is looking to do a bit of training and wife was looking at them this morning as a present.

21-12-2017 12:55pm

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Folks, a small bit of advice please. Would these fitbit yokes be ok for a beginner? My daughter is looking to do a bit of training and wife was looking at them this morning as a present.

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#2 28-12-2017 7:34pm

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I bought a Fitbit 2 charge for my wife. Loves it. Tracks walk, runs, sleep, heart rate , yoga etc. got it for 119 in Curry’s. She is by no means a techie but didn’t take long to setup and all I get now is I’m out for a walk as Fitbit is buzzing and telling me I haven’t done enough walking.

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