Recently I took my dog on a walk. After walking a few blocks I was surprised to feel a vibrate on my wrist that usually notifies me that I have gone a mile. When I looked at my watch it said that I had in fact traveled 6,109 miles. After the 45 minute walk (my guess would have been 2.5 miles) it said I traveled a full 6,112.32 miles! We averaged 8,000 miles an hour! Must have been my dog dragging me along. I’m not THAT fast of a walker.
Needless to say I don’t think I will ever surpass that workout. When I open another walking session it suggests that distance as my goal. Big standards to live up to!
Is there any way to reset an individual workout with the Apple Watch? I don’t want to reset all of my workouts since all of my others have made my watch “learn” my workout patterns.
Maybe I am more of a superhero than I thought…
You have two options:
1) This happened me once, and I just hit “discard” instead of “save” before completing the workout.
2) However as I understand you have already completed and “saved” the workout, you can go to the Health App on your iPhone, and tap on Health Data>Fitness>Workouts>Show all Data. When you find the 6,112.32 mile workout, just swipe to delete it. A few minutes later, it should be also deleted from the Activity App also.
Hope this helps.