Google Calendar now offers integration with Google Fit and Apple's Health app, which will allow you to mark the tasks related to health and physical exercise as finished, and adjust the related goals automatically.
When creating goals in Google Calendar, users can choose the type of physical activity and then specify the frequency, duration, and best time of day to do it. The calendar will then intelligently find the time in your schedule and automatically adjust it based on the time of that day and if you frequently end up delaying it.
Google Calendar helps you in your physical activity
Until now, users had to manually mark that they had completed a certain goal to avoid receiving further reminders about it. However, with the update now, the Android Google Calendar application can be integrated with Google Fit, while its iOS version integrates with Apple Health, so that the activity of those two applications is synced and recorded in Google Calendar to mark the goals as completed.
Goals: Connect to Apple Health so Calendar can automatically mark fitness goals as completed and better schedule upcoming sessions. Check your progress with the new eye tracking option.
In addition, from Google Calendar you can directly access the fitness application used, without forgetting that it will use the registered data to tailor your activity to when you are most likely to complete it. For example: uterine
Let's say you set a goal for it to run at 6:30 AM every morning, but you're not actually hitting your pace until 7:15 AM - Google Calendar has followed you and will adjust accordingly. So Calendar can not only keep track of your activities and performance, it can also help you find the best time to do it.
And you can see everything you are doing with the new performance viewer:
Version 1.6.7 of Google Calendar is now available completely free of charge in the iOS app store, also offering extra support for 3D Touch ("press and hold an event to quickly see its details without leaving the agenda view") . Meanwhile, version 5.7 continues to roll out through the Google Play Store.