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Galaxy Fit 3 Workout Modes: Full List of All 95 Exercises

Galaxy Fit 3 Workout Modes

The Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 offers nearly 100 workout modes across different fitness categories. Compared to the previous Galaxy Fit 2, the new tracker supports many additional exercises, including gym training, outdoor activities, swimming, and team sports.

Samsung has also introduced several smartwatch-level features on the Fit 3, such as fall detection, snore detection, customizable watch faces, and improved workout tracking.

These Galaxy Fit 3 exercises can be customized directly from the Samsung Health app, where users can add or remove their preferred exercises.

Galaxy Fit 3 Auto Workout Detection

The Galaxy Fit 3 also offers auto-workout modes, so when you start your workout in the background, it will automatically start recording. Some of those activities are walking, running, and cycling, which are essential for many fitness-centric users.

On the band, when you walk for 10 minutes, it will start auto-detecting your steps, and when you run for 10 minutes, it will start tracking activity.

Galaxy Fit 3 Workout Modes

Full List of Galaxy Fit 3 Workout Modes

Also, it has activities for different kinds of users, like outdoor, indoor, swimming, gym training, hill climbing, and so on.

In this article, I will share with you the list of all workout modes on Galaxy Fit 3. You can use them to stay healthy by doing these workouts with proper planning and a healthy diet. I have categorized them so you will know them better.

Most of the Zepp watches, including Amazfit Bip 6, and Xiaomi’s Mi Band 10 offers over 150 workout modes. With the number, Galaxy Fit 3 can not match the other smart bands, though we can expect it from the next Galaxy Fit 4.

Samsung Galaxy Fit 3 Workout Modes

Auto-Detect Exercises

  1. Walking
  2. Running
  3. Bike
  4. Running Coach

Outdoor Activities

  1. Track run
  2. Hiking
  3. Backpacking
  4. Orienteering
  5. Golf
  6. Horse riding
  7. Flying disk

Running & Cardio Workouts

  1. Treadmill
  2. Aerobic
  3. Jump rope
  4. Burpees
  5. High knees
  6. Star jumps
  7. Mountain climbers
  8. Dancing
  9. Hula-hooping

Cycling Workouts

  1. Bike indoors
  2. Mountain biking

Gym & Strength Training

  1. Circuit training
  2. Weight machine
  3. Arm curls
  4. Triceps
  5. Back extension
  6. Deadlifts
  7. Front raises
  8. Lat pull-downs
  9. Lateral raises
  10. Leg curls
  11. Leg extensions
  12. Leg presses
  13. Leg raises
  14. Lunges
  15. Pull-ups
  16. Push-ups
  17. Plank
  18. Sit-ups
  19. Squats
  20. Shoulder presses
  21. Crunches

Swimming & Water Sports

  1. Pool swim
  2. Open water swim
  3. Aqua aerobics
  4. Canoeing
  5. Kayaking
  6. Rafting
  7. Sailing
  8. Snorkeling
  9. Water skiing
  10. Windsurfing
  11. Yachting

Ball & Team Sports

  1. American football
  2. Baseball
  3. Basketball
  4. Beach volleyball
  5. Cricket
  6. Football
  7. Handball
  8. Hockey
  9. Rugby
  10. Softball
  11. Volleyball

Racquet Sports

  1. Badminton
  2. Racquetball
  3. Squash
  4. Table tennis
  5. Tennis

Winter Sports

  1. Alpine skiing
  2. Cross-country skiing
  3. Ice dancing
  4. Ice hockey
  5. Ice skating
  6. Skiing
  7. Snowboarding
  8. Snowshoeing

Skating Sports

  1. Inline skating
  2. Roller skating
  3. Skaters

Fitness & Flexibility

  1. Pilates
  2. Yoga
  3. Stretching

Adventure & Extreme Sports

  1. Hang gliding
  2. Rock climbing
  3. Scuba diving
  4. Kitesurfing

Other Activities

  1. Archery
  2. Ballet
  3. Ballroom dancing
  4. Bowling

These workout modes can be used on the Galaxy Fit 3 tracker or added or deleted from the Samsung Health app.

Also note that Galaxy Fit 3 does not have a dedicated HIIT mode; users can track HIIT sessions using Circuit Training, Aerobic, Running, or Strength Training modes.

Written by
Madhav Biradar

Madhav Biradar is the Lead Software Analyst and Founder of TizenHelp. With over 13 years of experience tracking the evolution of Samsung’s ecosystem—from the early days of Tizen OS to the latest One UI Build & releases — specializes in firmware deconstruction and beta-cycle analysis. Based in India, he has personally tested every flagship Galaxy device since the Galaxy S2, providing readers with hands-on insights that go beyond standard spec sheets. Expertise: One UI Updates, firmware leaks, Samsung Firmware Deployment, Galaxy Ecosystem Integration, etc.

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