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Setting an activity tracking goal 
Note: You cannot set a goal directly on your TomTom Touch, you need to use the MySports app or 
MySports website. 
An activity tracking goal of 10,000 steps has been automatically pre-set for you. You also see 
invitations to set up activity tracking goals when you set up your TomTom Touch. 
To change or set an activity tracking goal for the day, do the following in the MySports app: 
1. In the menu, tap GOALS. 
You see a screen with your Steps goal at the top...

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Examples of Sports mode overview and Resting Heart Rate graphs 
          
  
Setting a body goal 
Note: You cannot set a goal directly on your TomTom Touch, you need to use the MySports app or 
MySports website. 
To track your progress, you can set a body goal using MySports. You can either set a body 
fat/muscle percentage goal or a weight goal. 
To set up a Body goal, do the following in the MySports app: 
1. In the menu, tap GOALS. 
You see a screen with your Steps goal at the top and plus...

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3. Choose your metric from a choice of: Weight, Body fat or Muscle. In this example, we are 
choosing Weight. 
 
4. Scroll down and set your target weight. 
Tip: You can change your weight unit in Your Profile in the MySports app or on the website. 
5. When finished, scroll down and tap Done. 
Tip: You can also set up goals on the MySports website. 
Important: New goals or changes to existing goals are synced with your TomTom Touch next time 
you connect it.  

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About body composition 
How does body composition measurement work? 
The body composition feature works by sending a small and harmless electrical current through your 
body. The current flows more easily through muscle than through fat, so by measuring how much 
current flows at various frequencies, an estimate of the percentage of body fat and muscle can be 
calculated. Everything else that your body is composed of falls into the “other” category, for 
example water or bone. Your body...

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4. Your arms should not touch the side of your body, and your hands and wrists should not touch 
each other. This can lead to the current taking a shorter path which can cause inaccurate 
results. 
 
5. Press the button with the tip of your index finger for about 10 seconds, until a tick appears on 
the screen.  
6. Make sure you cover the entire button with your fingertip and that your finger forms a straight 
line with the display of your fitness tracker. 
 
Tip: If you see a cross on the...

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7. Go to the MySports Mobile app to see your body composition measurement and progress against 
your goal: 
 
Tap the menu icon, then Progress > Filter button> Body in Activities or select a Body Fat goal 
by clicking on it. You can view your body fat and muscle percentages and the trends over time. 
Tips for measuring body composition 
 The overall trend of measurements is more accurate if you measure at the same time of day 
each time. 
 The ideal time to take a measurement is in the...

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You can also set body goals, such as a certain weight or fat percentage by selecting Goals on the 
website or in the app. Once a goal is set you can view your progress towards this goal alongside your 
other activity data.  
If you would like personalised advice regarding your body composition, we recommend consulting a 
licensed personal trainer or medical professional. 
You can find more information about body composition in this Article - Measuring and Evaluating 
Body Composition from the...

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Two techniques that do not assess body fat percentage but that can be useful are BMI and waist 
circumference. BMI is used to assess weight relative to height and is calculated by dividing weight 
in kilograms (kg) by height in meters squared (kg m-2). A BMI of 25 or higher is classified as 
overweight while a BMI of 30 or greater is classified as obese. While BMI may give an individual a 
general idea of increased risk for obesity-related health problems, it fails to distinguish the...

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Fitness  
14-17% 21-24% 
Average  
18-24% 25-31% 
Obese  
25%+ 32%+ 
  

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Receiving phone notifications 
Call notifications 
When you receive a call, your TomTom Touch vibrates and a call icon appears to show you that you 
have a call. You can swipe down to dismiss the icon or ignore it. 
 
Text message (SMS) notifications 
When you receive an SMS message, your TomTom Touch vibrates and a message icon appears to 
show you that you have a message. You can swipe down to dismiss the icon or ignore it. 
 
Phone notifications  
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