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4,329 people and 403 teams are participating in the WOMAN Activity Tracker! |
Here is what others are saying about the WOMAN Activity Tracker & the 2008 WOMAN Challenge!
"The week 4 challenge made a huge impact on my life. I am on the local emergency planning committee & have long been meaning to get emergency "go-kits" ready for me, my spouse and our 3 dogs. The week 4 challenge MADE me think seriously about this and now I have 3 "go-kits" for our dogs and just have to complete ours. Thanks!" |
Learn about other
teams
in our
Team Showcase!
Name: BBW NorthWest
Team Size:
5
Location:
Washington
"Most of us are larger women (BBW = Big Beautiful Woman), plus friends and family members. We are committed to being active, and working towards being healthier, at any size!"
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All About Teams
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How do I create or join a team?
You can take part in the WOMAN Activity Tracker both as an individual and as part of a team. Not only can being part of a team help motivate you, it can also be a great way to stay in touch with friends and family across the country! Research has shown that being on a team can help you stay committed to the WOMAN Activity Tracker and reach your activity goals.
Steps for being on a team:
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Recruit teammates from family, friends, coworkers, and neighbors. Choose a team leader. In the My WOMAN Activity Tracker, the team leader creates the team and selects team members, once they have registered. Also, the team leader should help motivate her teammates, encourage them to log their physical activity each day, and congratulate them on their successes!
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If you will be the team leader — After registering for WOMAN Activity Tracker, visit the My WOMAN Activity Tracker page. Click on Create a Team to create and name the team. To select your team members and add them to your new team, visit the My Team page. Choose Add Team Members and follow the instructions on the page.
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If you will not be the team leader — After registering for WOMAN Activity Tracker, visit the My WOMAN Activity Tracker page. Click on Find a Team to Join, choose a state from the list of states with teams, and then pick the name of the team your team leader has created. Join the team by following the instructions on the page.
Team communication tools
To help team members stay motivated, team leaders must be able to easily communicate with their teammates. Below are some web sites that team leaders can use to stay connected:
- Social Networking Groups * – Allow users to create a profile, define themselves as part of a group, and communicate with other members of the group.
- Blogs * – Allow a user, such as a team leader, to create an online journal. Other team members can view the blog and comment on entries made by the team leader.
* These web sites are neither supported nor endorsed by the WOMAN Activity Tracker. For technical support on these web sites, please contact the web site administrator for the site.
Content last updated June 25, 2008.
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