- The game is simple to use and adds fun to the process of getting in shape
- The wagers make the game competitive and add motivation to stick to workouts
- The points system keeps you on track and gives you a reason to complete your workouts
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- The object of The Fitness Challenge is to work with a partner, motivating each other to exercise for 8 weeks
- The scorecard allows you to track your progress, post your workouts and gather points to help you win the game
- The wager coupons keep you motivated. If you lose, you have to fulfill the winner's wager book with tasks you may not like
You then choose your exercises from a list of activities which are divided into categories. The Star-Studded activities are more vigorous and include things like aerobics, running and swimming. Star-Lite activities include things like walking, Pilates and tai chi You can pick from either category, but you have to workout longer for the Star-Lite activities. You track your progress by putting a star (equaling one point) on the scoreboard. If you finish a third workout for the week, you get a 3-point star, so if you exercise 3 times a week, you can easily get 40 points (more if you do more workouts).
At the end of 8 weeks, you add up your scores to determine who has to do the tasks in the other's wager book (which is the person who gets the least points). The wagers coupons are fun, covering different areas like Around the House (organize a drawer, go grocery shopping), V.I.P. (my night out with the guys, I control the remote control) and Big Stakes (take me to dinner).
This is such a great game and a fun way to exercise together. I highly recommend it!




