Open the Workouts tab and choose the cardio or GPS tracking option. Select the activity type, allow location permissions if prompted, then start the workout. NutriMotion records route data while the workout is active and saves a summary when you finish.
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Feature guide
GPS cardio tracking for routes, pace and history in NutriMotion
NutriMotion supports outdoor cardio tracking for running, cycling, walking and hiking. Track GPS workouts, review recent cardio history and open route summaries with distance, duration, map and performance details.
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GPS workouts
Start a GPS-tracked cardio session for running, cycling, walking or hiking. NutriMotion keeps cardio activity connected to the same app where food, workouts and progress are already tracked.
- Running
- Cycling
- Walking
- Hiking
GPS workouts
Start a GPS-tracked cardio session for running, cycling, walking or hiking. NutriMotion keeps cardio activity connected to the same app where food, workouts and progress are already tracked.
- Running
- Cycling
- Walking
- Hiking
- Active session continuation
- Location and notification permission onboarding
Route summaries
Saved GPS workouts can open into route summaries, making it easier to review what happened after the session rather than only seeing a basic duration.
- Route map
- Distance
- Duration
- Pace
Route summaries
Saved GPS workouts can open into route summaries, making it easier to review what happened after the session rather than only seeing a basic duration.
- Route map
- Distance
- Duration
- Pace
- Calories
- Elevation where available
Cardio history
NutriMotion keeps recent cardio workouts visible so users can review recent sessions and open saved route summaries when route data exists.
Cardio history
NutriMotion keeps recent cardio workouts visible so users can review recent sessions and open saved route summaries when route data exists.
Phone and Wear OS flow
NutriMotion phone and Wear OS flows are designed to work together, including cardio commands and route-summary navigation when supported by the watch flow.
Phone and Wear OS flow
NutriMotion phone and Wear OS flows are designed to work together, including cardio commands and route-summary navigation when supported by the watch flow.
Questions about cardio and gps
GPS routes need location access so NutriMotion can record distance, route, pace, and map data while you are moving. If location permission is denied, the app may not be able to start or accurately track outdoor cardio sessions.
Open the Workouts tab and go to the cardio history or activity history area. Completed runs, walks, cycles, and hikes appear with key details such as distance, duration, date, pace, calories, and route summary information.
A completed GPS workout opens into a route summary showing the recorded map and workout stats. Depending on the data available, this can include distance, time, pace, calories, elevation, and the selected activity type.
When a tracked cardio workout has a calorie value, NutriMotion can add that exercise calorie entry into the diet tracker. This helps keep exercise activity visible alongside your daily food intake and calorie target.
Related features
See how cardio and gps fits into the full app
NutriMotion connects food, workouts, cardio, progress and social tools so each area supports the others.