Excellent point on the Fitbit/Apple watch. A lot of serious fitness enthusiasts I know (myself included) always set it for a run or bike ride. I actually don't know many who have all the legit gear - bike, helmet, fitness clothes - and don't record their activity. Yes, yes, I'm sure there are also 80 gazillion examples of people who don't wear one, who prefer to just do it for enjoyment, leisurely ride, don't like wearing it, don't want to track it that obsessively or be that ocd, etc. But it's a legitimate question to wonder if she typically wore a fitness tracker whenever she was out biking.
She's a very fit lady - lean, arm muscles, low body fat - she clearly is active and works out consistently. Many people who exercise that regularly do wear some kind of fitness device, at least while they are exercising, that tracks heart rate, mileage, calories burned, etc. Or for something like biking, you might want to know how many miles you rode, maybe save the route, etc. That could be a generalization of course and not be a part of her usual habits... but to be as fit as she looks, it takes a certain amount of dedication so it's possible she would own a fitness device and if she did, it would be interesting to know what the data shows for that weekend.
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