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# #5 Workout Streak – Track a workout of at least 30 minutes for five days in a row

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### Business case

Reward daily workout routines – this setup works well for wellness, fitness, and activity-based loyalty programs.

Since the reward is tied to a streak, members stay motivated to come back every day.

**💡Useful for** both creating habits and building long-term engagement.
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This setup uses custom events to track workouts.

Learn more: [Broken mention](broken://pages/-MhwU9vuj9jlFAx19huA)
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### 🛠️ Step by step

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### Step 1: Challenge info

* **Name:** Track a workout of at least 30 minutes for five days in a row
* **Availability:** Always available
* **Status:** Active
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### Step 2: Milestone

* **Milestone type:** Direct milestone
* **Trigger:** Custom event
* **Event type:** `Workout`
* **Progress tracking:** Number of event occurrences
* **Goals:**
  * Occurrence: Streak
  * Streak type: Daily streak
  * Goal per day: 1 event
  * Streak period: 5 days in a row
* **Trigger conditions:**
  * Workout duration `greater or equal` to 30 minutes

**Rules & Effects**

* **Trigger type:** Challenge completion
* **Effect:** Add 250 units to wallet
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### Step 3: Limitation & Budget

* **Effect application per member:** 1 per year
* **Budget:** Unlimited, or set a cap if needed
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### Step 4: Review and Save

Review the setup, then save and activate the challenge.
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