Workday and Strava launch four-week workplace fitness challenge
Qualifying activities include walking, running, cycling, swimming, football, cricket, golf, yoga, pilates and weight training.
Workday and Strava have launched a four-week fitness challenge aimed at getting workers more active.
The Rise with Workday challenge will run from 14th September to 14th October 2026.
Participants must record two activities a week for four weeks, with each session lasting at least 30 minutes and taking place on separate days.
Those who complete the challenge will receive a digital Workday badge on Strava.
Qualifying activities include walking, running, cycling, swimming, football, cricket, golf, yoga, pilates and weight training.
GPS-tracked, virtual and manually recorded activities will count towards the challenge.
Activities must be uploaded to Strava no later than three days after the challenge ends.
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