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@Droro just disable the feeling at the activity prestart screen
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@Droro and btw this is a great way to “track your fitness”.
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… and stop smoking joint before posting
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos but why does it help to track fitness?
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@Droro Hard Workout + Feel Good -> Fitness
Easy Workout + Feel Bad -> Fitness
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@johann-fuehrer bad mood = bad feeling even if kipchoge is a turtle next to me.
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@Droro I thought it was clear that here the feeling about your workout is meant and not your general feeling because your girlfriend quit i.e.
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@johann-fuehrer She didn’t “quit”. It was MUTUAL. I’m totally over it and don’t need my watch harping on about it.
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@johann-fuehrer what is a girlfriend?
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I find feeling useful to track my recovery from foot injury. Bad feeling = more pain and poor gait / good feeling = less pain and good gait.
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Yup as others stated.
I even like to put a feeling on my stretching excersiss to indicate if I feel an injury going better or no.
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Another case.
I run slow pace but I feel like shit, HR is high. I put a bad feeling then.
In this way I can track feelings on my app, and understand how I am performing
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos how do you track feeling on the app? Is there a graph?
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@Droro I do it on my website. Quantified Self.
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There was something on MC too
Maybe there will be on SA in the future -
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos pretty cool
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos no poor workouts!!! When summer comes, I always have worst performance (due hot)
BR
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@sartoric said in Why do I have 'how was it?' stupidity?:
There was something on MC too
Maybe there will be on SA in the futureyou mean a website?
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@suzzlo better hot for me
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@TELE-HO
I just mean “feeling chart”
