I just need to discover a new way to wrap my wrist and watch to prevent this. To me, this has to be the reason why my workouts are paused. As you can probably tell, this is very annoying and sad since it doesn't calculate my results for 3+ minutes.Īfter some research, I think I discovered the problem: if the crown and side button are pushed at the same time, then that action will automatically pause your workout, even when the screen is locked. For the last few months, I've been forced to take the gloves off and unwrap my wrist to see if the program paused, which it has done numerous times over the last 3 months. I put the workout on Lock, so the wrap and gloves don't automatically pause the workout. The gloves is very padded and I haven't had any issues with shock absorption. When I use my wraps, I wrap right my bare wrist in front of my watch and use the excess wrap over the face of the watch. I use the high intensity interval training option 3-4 times a week while I am doing my boxing exercise (I am not physically boxing anyone, just using boxing as a is really good and I recommend it to anyone). I have the Apple Watch 3 and I've had this issue as well. What it means, and where on Apple Watch you’ll find it. Use the Workout app on your Apple Watch - Apple Support On your iPhone, in the Watch app, go to: My Watch (tab) > Workout - turn on / off Running Auto Pause.
It can be normal for the Workout app to pause automatically during indoor and outdoor running workouts when you stop moving and to resume again when you start moving. To help prevent this, you can lock the screen during workouts (see the Workout app article below for instructions). Workouts may also be paused or ended early due to accidental interactions with your watch's screen (including by clothing). Sensor performance can also be affected by temporary or permanent changes to your skin, such as some wrist tattoos. Tracking can be affected if your watch loses contact with your skin, causing it to believe that it has been removed from your wrist, leading the Workout app to pause.Ī loose fitting band can trigger this by allowing your watch to lift from your wrist and/or by allowing clothing (for example, the end of a sleeve) to slip beneath the back of the watch.īetter contact with your wrist may also improve heart rate sensor performance during your workout.Īpple suggests that you consider tightening the watch band before workouts and loosening it again afterwards. With Wrist Detection and Passcode enabled, check that you are unlocking your watch after placing it on your wrist and that you are wearing your watch sufficiently snugly during your workouts.
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