Activity tracking typically describes the act of tracking physical activity[1] and is frequently measured through metrics such as steps, calories burned, distance walked/run, heart rate and related proxies for physical activity.
The tracking of activity more broadly are typically variations of time tracking or productivity tracking.
Metrics used in activity tracking
A wide number of metrics is used to measure activity, some of the most common one include:
Tools for activity tracking
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