Apple watch - workout - Cross country skiing - Track distance

This seems a very old topic (seen many message about it) and still nothing done as of 06/03/2022?


This is a no brainer : when doing a cross country skiing workout we should have the distance!


Is anyone in California know anything about cross country skiing? You do actually cover a distance ;-)



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Posted on Mar 6, 2023 6:35 AM

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Posted on Mar 7, 2023 4:41 AM

Yes, you said.


We forum members can only state the policy, we have no influence over it.


Fieryjack, our long time expert said like I did...


"Cross country skiing only measures time and calories burnt, that's the way it was designed, you could always use another workout type that does measure distance."

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Mar 7, 2023 4:41 AM in response to kamelie

Yes, you said.


We forum members can only state the policy, we have no influence over it.


Fieryjack, our long time expert said like I did...


"Cross country skiing only measures time and calories burnt, that's the way it was designed, you could always use another workout type that does measure distance."

Mar 7, 2023 4:19 AM in response to LD150

sure can do that (I am using suunto and Sportracker if I want something more detailed) but distance seems so much a basic for cross country skiing that I do not see the reason you would not report it.


Sport tracker/Suunto has a annoying limitation that the "move" does not get reported in fitness... only activity. No matter what authorization I set.

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