“Will this watch count steps accurately while pushing a stroller?”

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• Yes, great accurate info so far.

  Answered by lemuel777 3 years ago

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• Many Garmin watches are designed to track repetitive walking motions as steps. Arm movement while walking will be captured by the internal 3-axis accelerometer in the watch which will record each complete swing of the arm as two steps. I Am Not Getting Enough Step Credit There are also instances where a lack of arm movement may result in a lack of steps recorded while you are walking. These may include, but are not limited to: Pushing a stroller or shopping cart Mowing the lawn Carrying a bag of groceries or a child Holding the safety handles of a treadmill while walking Holding hiking poles or sticks Riding a bike Holding a leash while walking a pet

  Answered by GarminProductExpert 3 years ago

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