Community members enjoying the Starkville Stride Challenge.
Starkville kicks off its fourth year of the Stride walking challenge, promoting community engagement and healthy lifestyles. Registration is open until April 12, with a $10 entry fee. Participants can track their steps using the WellBeing app, join teams, and compete for prizes. Local businesses are encouraged to participate, and there will be in-person events to enhance the experience. Join over 500 participants and make a positive impact on your health while fostering community connections!
Hey there, Starkville! Exciting things are happening in town as the fourth year of the Starkville Stride walking challenge has officially begun! This lively event started on Saturday and promises to promote both community camaraderie and healthy lifestyle choices among residents. Whether you’re a seasoned fitness enthusiast or just looking for a fun way to get moving, there’s something for everyone.
If you haven’t signed up yet, there’s still time! Registration is open until April 12. Joining the challenge requires a small $10 entry fee for online registration, and it sure is worth the investment! Once registered, participants will receive a link to the WellBeing app. This nifty app allows you to track those precious steps, whether you’re using a device like a FitBit or an Apple Watch. Don’t have a fitness tracker? Not a problem! You can request a pedometer to help you keep count.
The challenge encourages participants to form teams and compete based on your group size. Teams can range from small (3-7 members), to mid-size (8-15 members), and large (16 or more members). The goal is to average the highest number of steps over a fabulous six-week period. You can either join an already-formed team or create a brand-new one with your friends!
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