Fat Crunching
Apple Watch today to help in my efforts to be less fat and more fit. I am exhausted. 12kg down, 15 to go until I’m officially not overweight. Smart watches still have their place on my wrist!
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Steven Jones
I am from Liverpool, live in Scotland with my wife and 2 young children. I’ve always worn a watch but never gave them too much thought. I wanted to get something to mark my 40th and happened to see so...
Scotland, UK
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You are the second Cruncher in as many days that I've seen with the Apple Watch crown on the left. I wear mine on the right.
Keep at you will get there I’m on a fitness journey myself I want to have a 6 pack for the first time in my life cakes are my downfall 🙈🤣 handstand shoulder taps with rotary on haha
You are the second Cruncher in as many days that I've seen with the Apple Watch crown on the left. I wear mine on the right.
When I mainly just wore the Apple Watch, I wore it on my left with the crown on the right. I’ve been double wristing lately, wearing my normal watches on my left hand so I’ve rotated the Apple Watch to wear it on my right wrist.
Keep at you will get there I’m on a fitness journey myself I want to have a 6 pack for the first time in my life cakes are my downfall 🙈🤣 handstand shoulder taps with rotary on haha
Good stuff, I would end up in a pickle if I tried that 🤣I can take or leave cakes, cheese is my weakness!
Good stuff, I would end up in a pickle if I tried that 🤣I can take or leave cakes, cheese is my weakness!
Can’t beat cheese
I hate working out and I love to eat…is this a problem? 🤣
When I mainly just wore the Apple Watch, I wore it on my left with the crown on the right. I’ve been double wristing lately, wearing my normal watches on my left hand so I’ve rotated the Apple Watch to wear it on my right wrist.
I double-wrist, too, with my Apple Watch on my right hand (although left hand when worn alone)... but when it's there, I'm usually just checking weather or "rings" on the watch face and don't interact much, so the crown and button on the right are fine.
My Apple Watch is "ancient" - a Series 1 that I got in 2017 (for heart monitoring after a health scare). This past spring, the original battery bulged and popped the screen off. I got a battery and repair kit for $16 to fix it myself. It is stuck at WatchOS 6 (so no official support for Apple Fitness+ or Zwift), but I use HeartCast for HR monitoring on Zwift and SleepWatch for sleep monitoring. I'll upgrade when it finally gives up the ghost... and probably get an LTE one so I can leave my iPhone at home when I go for bike rides.