From the first gen Apple Watch to the Series 10, gamification of daily fitness is still my favorite feature. I'm still trying to figure out if sleep tracking is even useful for me. I wish Apple would make sleep an optional ring.
I have a whole rant/article I can share with you where I basically voice the same grievance about it. Still can get used to wearing it at night and charging through the day.
@@vanessahandorellana I've found the charging to not be too big of a deal since it's so fast on the Series 10 now. I mainly just charge it when I shower and maybe in the morning when I first sit down to work. I'll have to look up your article about sleep tracking. It's nice to know how much sleep time I get, and that might be a nice metric to gamify, but I really don't know if all the other data about sleep stages is even worthwhile.
The gamification of your workouts with the rings and the reminders triggers my authority defiance and make me want to rebel against it 😝 the handwashing timer, though? It’s the most satisfying thing for my brain to hear that “ding” at the end 😂
Sorry but carbs are the primary energy source, as glucose is water soluble. If these energy resources are exhausted, fats are converted into water soluble ketones, replacing our lovely friend glucose. So in high intensity workouts, so in the higher zones not lower zones, fats are burned.
Happy to report I’m still dropping phones (not on purpose) on a fairly regular basis and so far my iPhone has held up. We’ll have to put some official drop tests on the radar!
Up until a month ago I had the Series 5 too. Lexi’s video on the Series 10 plus the fact that it wouldn’t upgrade to watchos11 made me upgrade 😅 all of the features minus the Training Load can be found on the Series 5. The new SE will have Training Load as it will receive the upgrade to watchOS 11.
@@dhauxxyes exactly! 👆 Up until a month ago I was still wearing a series 5 (no SPO2) and was still able to see cardio fitness with walking and running workouts.
you can get in shape without an apple watch u don't need an apple watch, this thing is a pointless toy and status symbol. You can do all of this with just an iPhone
Read more on CNET.com: For Better, Smarter Workouts, Enable This Apple Watch Feature cnet.us/t8q
Great she’s back! 🎉
YES!!! you are back... don't go away again. Love the updates and videos you create
Thank you, good to be back.
Welcome back, Vanessa! Your reports with Lexi were always some of my favorite.
Thanks you 💕 love working with Lexi too!!
Omg. Van Hand is back !! 😊 she brought me to watching CNET videos several years back now.
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Where have you been all this time???!
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Great to see you back Vanessa, greetings from Mexico 😃
Gracias 😉
Welcome back!!!!!!
Thank you!
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I learned some new stuff.
From the first gen Apple Watch to the Series 10, gamification of daily fitness is still my favorite feature. I'm still trying to figure out if sleep tracking is even useful for me. I wish Apple would make sleep an optional ring.
I have a whole rant/article I can share with you where I basically voice the same grievance about it. Still can get used to wearing it at night and charging through the day.
@@vanessahandorellana I've found the charging to not be too big of a deal since it's so fast on the Series 10 now. I mainly just charge it when I shower and maybe in the morning when I first sit down to work. I'll have to look up your article about sleep tracking. It's nice to know how much sleep time I get, and that might be a nice metric to gamify, but I really don't know if all the other data about sleep stages is even worthwhile.
The gamification of your workouts with the rings and the reminders triggers my authority defiance and make me want to rebel against it 😝 the handwashing timer, though? It’s the most satisfying thing for my brain to hear that “ding” at the end 😂
So relatable!! As a former rebel I can completely understand 😂
Outstanding info for Apple watch Fitness...Welcome back!!!!
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Sorry but carbs are the primary energy source, as glucose is water soluble. If these energy resources are exhausted, fats are converted into water soluble ketones, replacing our lovely friend glucose. So in high intensity workouts, so in the higher zones not lower zones, fats are burned.
Do a drop test!
Happy to report I’m still dropping phones (not on purpose) on a fairly regular basis and so far my iPhone has held up. We’ll have to put some official drop tests on the radar!
Welcome back Vanessa 😀! Te extrañabamos!
Gracias!! ❤
which model of Apple watch does she have? is it the latest? I have the Watch series 5...will all these features be available on the SE series??
Up until a month ago I had the Series 5 too. Lexi’s video on the Series 10 plus the fact that it wouldn’t upgrade to watchos11 made me upgrade 😅 all of the features minus the Training Load can be found on the Series 5. The new SE will have Training Load as it will receive the upgrade to watchOS 11.
Welcome back!
Thanks! This was really helpful!
Oh 💩!!! Welcome back!!! I thought she was doing the real estate thing full time.
Side hustle 😅
My series 10 watch is blank under cardio fitness is it because I don’t have the o2 sensor?
Apple Watch records cardio fitness when doing an Outdoor Walk, Outdoor Run or Hiking workout in the Workout app.
@@dhauxxyes exactly! 👆 Up until a month ago I was still wearing a series 5 (no SPO2) and was still able to see cardio fitness with walking and running workouts.
4:16 if you’re on something like metoprolol(like me), you may always be in the Low 😒
you can get in shape without an apple watch
u don't need an apple watch, this thing is a pointless toy and status symbol. You can do all of this with just an iPhone