Wecome to the Madison Challenge

Blue Skies (2/2)	595
brandonmiller (1/1)	562
kerstin c. (1/1)	443
Cornfield Lane McShanes (4/4)	440
Marshall D. (1/1)	439
Laurel V. (1/1)	422
Manatee (1/1)	371
Mah Jongg (3/5)	364
jody p. (1/1)	345
Island Ave School Faculty (21/25)	341
Sensational Six (4/6)	319
Work in Progress (8/10)	316
ANT&V on Bartlett Drive (1/4)	304
Donoghues (2/3)	299
NM WELLNESS SEEKERS (5/7)	283
CBRB Rebels (6/8)	272
High On Health (4/4)	267
Deborah L. (1/1)	239
RyersonPTO (5/7)	239
Ryerson School Faculty (14/22)	216
Team MRSC (5/12)	180
Jen McManus Pilates (5/16)	174
The Grove School Faculty (7/18)	171
The Country School Students (15/37)	170
Brown School Faculty (1/1)	151
Wildwood (1/2)	146
The Country School Faculty (9/29)	135
Healthy Habits (2/4)	123
Shoreline Christian School Faculty (2/6)	122
Daniel Hand Healthy Tigers (13/35)	117
Brown School Students (5/14)	112
The Grove School Students (19/51)	109
The PUBtastics (2/8)	98
Ryerson School Students (8/20)	97
Jeffrey School (3/7)	78
Chamber BOD's (2/11)	69
MADE in Madison (1/4)	61
Madison Jaycees (2/5)	50
Shoreline Christian School Students (2/19)	36
Island Ave School Students (5/53)	25
Book Bums (1/7)	17

41 of 118 teams
submitted
for week #1

The purpose of the Madison Challenge initiative is for the Madison community to experience the benefits of a corporate-style, wellness program on a local level. This fun and friendly, community-wide, 10-week healthy living challenge is brought to you by the Madison Chamber of Commerce and the recently formed Madison Council on Health and Wellness. It truly is the competition where everyone wins!

The mission of the Madison Challenge is to actively support a better quality of life by promoting and enjoying healthy attitudes, habits and lifestyles. This program helps us all incorporate more health, fitness and well-being into our daily lives and observe the benefits of better performance and quality of life.

We will strategically start of this program in January to help with achieving goals set for your New Year’s resolutions. The challenge is not necessarily about losing weight or running marathons, it is about implementing at least one healthier habit and embracing a lifestyle of wellness that we all can pass down through generations and inspire a culture of accountability for our own well-being. This is a great opportunity to lead by example and show our family, friends, co-workers and entire community that we all can focus more on improving our health. If we want things to get better, we will have to be better!

We encourage you to use this program to implement healthier and more productive habits in your life and have fun doing it. Here’s to a Healthier Madison and Shoreline community!

Be well,

Dr. John Mastrobattisto, Chairman of the Madison Challenge

Please log in
Username:
Password: