
Turn Minutes into Momentum with the Beat the Clock Challenge
When it comes to fitness, consistency matters more than perfection. That’s the inspiration behind the Beat the Clock Challenge for February. This simple, time-based Challenge is designed to help you build sustainable habits by focusing on one achievable goal: 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise each week.
No complicated rules. No pressure. Just movement that adds up.
How it works
You have the month of February to complete 150 minutes of activity each week. That’s five workouts per week, already curated for you and waiting in the Challenge: no math required! You can follow the weekly plan or mix and match based on your schedule. You’ll complete a total of 20 workouts.
Complete the workouts from your selected Challenge level by February 28, 2026 and you’ll earn this digital reward for your Trophy Case.
Here are this month’s Challenges:
Treadmill and elliptical workouts

Walking and Running: Solidify your commitment with 150 minutes of running, hiking, and walking each week this month! From Australia to Ecuador, you’ll explore stunning locations across the globe as you build a lasting fitness routine.
Walk or Run Your Way Through the Beat the Clock Challenge
Cycling workouts
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Cycling: Solidify your commitment with 150 minutes of cycling each week this month! From Bhutan to Argentina, you’ll explore stunning locations across the globe as you build a lasting fitness routine.
Ride Into the Beat the Clock Cycling Challenge
Rower workouts

Rowing: Solidify your commitment with 150 minutes of rowing each week this month! From Hawaii to Ireland, you’ll explore stunning locations across the globe as you build a lasting fitness routine.
Row Your Way Through the Beat the Clock Challenge
Strength workouts

Strength: Solidify your commitment with 150 minutes of strength and yoga each week this month! From Mallorca to Vietnam, you’ll explore stunning locations across the globe as you build a lasting fitness routine.
Think you can beat the clock this month? It’s time to rise to the challenge and create a lasting routine.
Build Strength in the Beat the Clock Challenge
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