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19,406 people and 1,263 teams participated in the 2008 WOMAN Challenge!
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Here is what others have said about the
WOMAN Challenge!
"I am a success in progress. I have now worked out 3 times and look forward to getting in 5 out of 7 days of workouts. Definitely, will be doing this challenge every year now." |
2008 Team Showcase
Team Name:
Mountain Climbers
Number of Team Members:
11
Team Member Locations:
California,
Colorado,
Connecticut,
Indiana,
Massachusetts,
Missouri,
New York,
Tennessee,
Texas,
Washington,
West Virginia
"We are an ever-growing team of women from across the U.S. that have made a commitment to ourselves and our team mates to succeed in this challenge. We were able to do it in the WOMAN Challenge...and we will continue to do it here. We have a thread on the dwlz message board to provide support and encouragement, and celebrate our accomplishments. Go team Mountain Climbers! A more awesome group of women cannot be found!"
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All About Teams
Home > What is the WOMAN Challenge? > All About Teams
You can participate in the WOMAN Challenge as an individual or as part of a team. Creating or joining a team is not only motivational, but also a great way to stay in touch with friends and family across the country! Research has shown that participating on a team can increase your level of commitment to the WOMAN Challenge and your level of success in reaching your goals.
To participate on a team:
- Talk to your potential teammates and discuss with them who would like to be the team leader. You can learn more about what being a team leader means by exploring the links at the bottom of this page.
- If you will be the team leader: after registering for the Challenge, visit the My WOMAN Challenge page and select Become a Team Leader to create and name the team. To find and select your team members and link them to your new team, visit the My Team page and choose Add Team Members and follow the listed instructions.
- If you will not be the team leader: after registering for the Challenge, visit the My WOMAN Challenge page and select Find a Team to Join to locate the team your team leader has created and officially join the team by following the instructions listed.
- Being a team leader means that you will create the team, and will have the ability to find and select your team members (once they have registered) to join your team. Also, the team leader should provide support and motivation to their teammates, encouraging them to log their physical activity each day and congratulating them on their successes!
Team Communication Tools
In order to help you do a great job as a team leader, we've put together some suggestions for ways you can motivate and keep your teammates connected to the WOMAN Challenge:
- Social Networking Groups* - Allows users to create a profile, define themselves as part of a group, and communicate with other members of the network and/or group. Groups are ideal for team members or leaders as a means of team communication.
- Blogging* - Allows a user to create an online journal ordered by date. Others can view the blog and make comments on entries made by the owner. Blogs are ideal for team leaders as a means of communicating to team members on a daily basis.
*Suggestions for team communication tool are neither supported nor endorsed by the WOMAN Challenge. Support for these products and services are available on their parent sites.
Content last updated March 24, 2008.
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