Today’s existential question: If you do yoga without recording it via your fitness device, did you even *do* yoga?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I have taken to wearing my watch to bed in order to track sleep patterns. But, that means it doesn’t get charged overnight the way it always had so at some point during the day, I am surprised to discover it is down to 10%. That happened this morning just as I got started with my morning yoga. I was tracking the workout and found myself thinking I would have to charge the watch before continuing to make sure I got credit. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Hmm…got credit from whom? The inanimate object on my wrist? Apple headquarters? Steve Jobs? AARP to whom I granted access to my health data? God?<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I faced down my somewhat obsessive need to track everything, put the watch on its charger and continued with yoga. But, don’t give me too much credit for fortitude: I knew I would have several opportunities to complete other workouts during the day that would get tracked. At some point, I may need to dive further into this obsession, but as I credit the watch with supporting my weight loss and generally good health I don’t worry too much. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Today’s existential question: If you do yoga without recording it via your fitness device, did you even *do* yoga? I have taken to wearing my watch to bed in order to track sleep patterns. But, that means it doesn’t get charged overnight the way it always had so at some point during the day, I … Continue reading If A Tree Falls in the Forest<\/span>