Attention residents of Eden Prairie and Hennepin County! Dust off your sneakers and get ready to show off your active lifestyle. It's time to step up your game with the Step To It Challenge throughout May. This fitness frenzy isn't just for the gym rats - all sorts of physical activities count towards the challenge, from running and biking to gardening and household chores. The competition is fierce as locals vie not just for healthier bodies but also for a chance to snag tickets to see the Minnesota Twins play.
Whether you're an avid athlete or just looking to add some extra steps to your day, this is a perfect opportunity to get moving. The Step To It Challenge, which is completely free of charge, invites people of every age and ability to join in on the fun. To participate, all you need to do is sign up at StepToIt.org and start logging your physical activity from May 1 through May 28. Friends and family are encouraged to take part in the action, turning exercise into a communal endeavor.
The competition is about more than just personal fitness goals; it's a community-wide effort that pits Hennepin County locales against each other to determine which can claim the title of Most Active Community. Last year, Eden Prairie demonstrated impressive participation, but will they take the lead in this year's competition? The challenge's outcome rests on the commitment of its participants to be consistent in their activity logging, whether they do it daily or weekly.
Eden Prairie has thrown down the gauntlet and it's time to see who steps up. Representatives of the city have been drumming up excitement, encouraging everyone to get involved and elevate their fitness game. Individual triumphs will be celebrated, too, as the high-steppers will be honored for their hard work. The stakes are high and the Twin Cities could be closer than you think, all you have to do is get moving and log those steps. Are you up for the challenge, Eden Prairie? Sign up and start tracking your activity on May 1; see if you can outpace the competition by May 28 and claim those most sought-after baseball tickets.
