Hi, thank you for your feedback. The distance between the two bars are determined by the scan during the “3, 2, 1” countdown. It could be that during this countdown you have your arms straight (maximum vertical distance from your shoulders to your arms). When you change your position afterwards by moving forward or backward or maybe putting your arms further to each side the calibrated distance might be off. Can you try to have the same position in during the countdown as you have during the actual push ups? Let me know if this does not help! Best
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Mar 19
Hi, thank you for your feedback. The distance between the two bars are determined by the scan during the “3, 2, 1” countdown. It could be that during this countdown you have your arms straight (maximum vertical distance from your shoulders to your arms). When you change your position afterwards by moving forward or backward or maybe putting your arms further to each side the calibrated distance might be off.
Can you try to have the same position in during the countdown as you have during the actual push ups?
Let me know if this does not help!
Best
Stephan