Challenge
A walking challenge with a clear finish line every day. Great for groups with mixed fitness, because everyone can walk.
Read your total from your phone or watch and enter it as a Count check-in. The day counts at 10,000.
Only days inside the challenge dates count towards the leaderboard.
Enter yesterday's total the next morning if you forgot. You can log up to 7 days back.
Most completed days wins. Ties share a place.
10,000 steps is a round, memorable number rather than a magic threshold. What matters most is moving more than you do now, and a daily count makes that visible.
Walking fits into days that are already full: calls on foot, stairs instead of lifts, a loop after dinner. That makes it one of the fairest challenges for a group with different schedules.
If 10,000 is a big jump from your current average, create the challenge with a lower target. A group that finishes at 7,000 a day beats one that quits at 10,000.
Week 1
Find your baseline and add one daily walk of 15 to 20 minutes. Most people close a big part of the gap here.
Week 2
Stack steps onto routines: walking meetings, a stop further from home, a lap before lunch.
Week 3
Plan for the low days. Weekends and rainy days are where streaks break, so keep an indoor option ready.
Week 4
Race the leaderboard. Evening walks decide close finishes.
FAQ
No. Read the total from your phone or watch and enter it as a Count check-in. It takes a few seconds.
Yes. Set any Count target when you create the challenge, like 6,000 or 8,000 steps.
By completed days inside the challenge dates. People on the same score share a place, shown as 1, 2, 2, 4.
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