Syncing Apple Watch Workouts to MyFitnessPal Additionally, MyFitnessPal also supports wearables from companies such as Fitbit and Misfit. Additionally, it works with a variety of fitness trackers including Garmin devices as well as Apple Watch and Polar watches. MyFitnessPal also integrates with other platforms such as Strava, MyNetDiary and LoseIt!, allowing users to sync data between all of tese services. Some of the apps that are compatible with MyFitnessPal include: Fitbit, Withings, Wahoo Balance Scale, Qardio Scale, Endomondo, RunKeeper, MapMyFitness, Apple Health, Google Fit, Jawbone UP and more. It connects with many popular apps and products to provide users with an easy and comprehensive way to track their progress. Note: Setting Workouts access to ON will also improve performance of Strong for Apple Watch, so please leave this enabled.MyFitnessPal is a popular fitness and nutrition tracking platform that can help users reach their health and wellness goals. If you missed the initial pop up, you can reach this screen via Health App -> Sharing -> Apps -> Strong.

If you already granted full permissions via the pop up, you shouldn't need to do this. In addition to the above setting, you should also ensure that full access permissions are given to Strong. We highly recommend providing full access to all permissions to ensure smooth operation of services, especially if you are using Apple Watch.Īlternatively, sync with Apple Health via Profile > Settings > App Integrations > Apple Health > then tapping 'Connect.'Įnable System Level Apple Health Permissions You will be prompted to provide Apple Health permissions from the pop up screen. If you have widgets on your Profile page, there will be a button you can tap that says 'Enable Apple Health'. View Workouts outside of Strong (including Activity Rings if using Apple Watch).Track your bodyweight and body fat % inside of Strong.Get Nutrition information into and out of Strong.Strong fully syncs with Apple Health to share data with other apps.

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