Agreement ideas for your challenge
The agreement is what you decide together for the end of the challenge, your own house rules. The best agreements cost nothing, get people talking and make the win something to remember.
For first place
- Picks the destination for the next group outing.
- Chooses the film for the next movie night.
- Puts together the playlist for the next party.
- Gets a trophy that moves on to the winner of the next round.
- Names the next challenge.
For the weekly winner
- Picks the group's profile picture for a week.
- Chooses next week's theme week.
- Gets a shout-out in the team meeting or family chat.
For everyone who stayed on track
- Everyone who weighed in every week gets a mention at the end.
- A group walk or bike ride to round things off.
- A group photo for the family chat or the team page.
- Everyone writes someone else a short note about what they did well.
For couples
- Whoever is ahead picks the next Sunday outing.
- Whoever is ahead gets the final say on evening plans for a week.
- Try something new together that neither of you has done before.
What does not belong in the agreement
- Anything that costs something or has a cash value.
- Tasks that embarrass anyone.
- Anything that uses food as a reward or as something to give up.
In Lossboard the agreement is a short note in the challenge. Everyone sees it when they join, and it appears again in the result at the end. Matching rules are in rules and ideas.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does the winner of a weight loss challenge get?
Ideally something that costs nothing and is fun for everyone: picking the next outing, a trophy that moves on, or naming the next challenge.
Do you need an agreement at all?
No, but it makes the finale more exciting. A small honour for first place is enough.
What does not belong in the agreement?
Anything that costs money, embarrassing tasks and anything built around food.
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