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81: Are Fitness Trackers Helping or Hurting You?

Published 3 weeks ago
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You love your fitness tracker, but lately it's been running your day more than you are. If you're an ambitious, data-driven woman who's starting to wonder whether your wearable is helping your health or quietly fueling your anxiety, this episode is for you.

Coaches Marilynn, Tijana, and Jordanna break down the real psychology behind fitness tracker obsession, why calorie burn and readiness scores don't tell the full story, and how to use wearable data the way it was meant to be used... as a tool and not a dictator.

Your watch cannot measure your discipline, resilience, or consistency. But you can learn to use it in a way that builds all three.

00:46 – Are Fitness Trackers Helping or Harming You?

04:31 – Using Data as a Pulse Check, Not a Report Card

09:05 – The Psychology Behind Fitness Tracker Obsession

11:48 – Why Calorie Burn Trackers Are Wildly Inaccurate

16:12 – Recovery Scores, Readiness Metrics, and What They're Missing

20:17 – How Wearables Affect Sleep and Rest Decisions

22:19 – Comparing Data and the Danger of External Metrics

26:57 – Wearable as Feedback vs. Wearable as Identity

Check out the full show notes and other resources at

https://www.getsculpted.ca/getsculptedpodcast/are-fitness-trackers-helping-or-hurting-you


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