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    How to change calorie goal on Apple Watch

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    How to change calorie goal on apple watch

    Using the Activity app on Apple Watch, you can adjust your calorie goal easily. Suppose you were very excited and optimistic and set a high-calorie goal. Now you may be looking to decrease it a bit. The vice versa may also be the case, and you may like to increase the calorie goal. Whatever be your choice, here is how to change your daily calorie goal and start closing your activity rings on Apple Watch.

    How to change your daily calorie goal on Apple Watch

    1. Open the Activity app on your Apple Watch.
    2. Swipe down and from the bottom, tap Change Goals.Open Activity app on Apple Watch and tap Change Goals
    3. Use the plus and minus buttons or rotate the Digital Crown to adjust your Move Goal.
    4. Tap Next.
    5. You may also change your Exercise Goal. Tap Next.
    6. Change Stand Goal, if needed. Finally, tap OK to save all the changes.Use plus or minus buttons to change Move Goal

    How to see what’s the right calorie goal for you

    If you have 180 days of activity on your Apple Watch, you will see your trends. This chart of activity trends basically shows what you are doing right and where you need improvements. Here is how to see it.

    1. Open the Fitness app on your iPhone running iOS 14.
    2. Tap Show More next to Trends from the Summary tab.
    3. From this screen, you can see if your trends arrows are going up or down. You do not need to think much about those with an up arrow. Just keep following what you regularly do. Trends with a down arrow are where you should improve. Tap on any of the trends to get detailed information.How to see right calorie goal for you

    Ready to burn calories!

    This is how you can increase or decrease your calorie goal on the Apple Watch. In trends, if you see an instruction asking you to burn more calories for a given number of days, then you may configure your daily goal accordingly to stay fit and healthy.

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    Ankur Thakur

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    Ankur Thakur

    I have been an Apple user for over seven years now. At iGeeksBlog, I love creating how-tos and troubleshooting guides that help people do more with their iPhone, iPad, Mac, AirPods, and Apple Watch. In my free time, I like to watch stand up comedy videos, tech documentaries, news debates, and political speeches.

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