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Greetings! Question for the Apple Watch users in the gym/tracking fitness.

  1. When doing resistance training, for each different workout - like a chest press versus a shoulder press, do you do it as one Apple Watch workout, or two different ones? I’m new so I’m not sure which is better, I do it was one workout, under resistance training

  2. My second question is if you do is as one workout, would it be accurate to break them up by “segments” I.e. chest press is one segment and shoulder press is another segment under one workout.

Also open to correction or different approaches since I’m a real noob to this, thanks in advance

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[–] marcelocampiglia@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Just track your whole strength training workout as a single workout without pausing between exercises and sets.

[–] External-Presence204@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

The weight logging app I use starts a workout and it stays the same one until I finish it.

I don’t bother with trying to separate them. The calories are a guess, anyway. Just seeing the overall time is probably the main thing for me.

[–] slade51@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I log the whole lifting session as a single strength training. Sometimes I end with cardio on the elliptical, bike, rower or treadmill - for those I log as the specific exercise.