Introducing our Feel – good February Weight Loss Challenge. Any of our customers can take part and it’s free.
Don’t worry, we’re still running our Transformation Challenge (which has a prize pool of £7000!), we just wanted to offer you some additional motivation to get you smashing those weight loss goals!
The challenge starts on the 1st of February 2022 and ends on the 27th of February 2022.
The challenge takes place on our website. You will need to log in there and enter the challenge on the leaderboard under the link.
Have a good look around to make sure you know what’s expected, make a plan and really think about what your weight loss goal will be.
At the end of weeks 1, 2 and 3, one person will be randomly selected to win a 50 item Chocolate bundle worth £60.00! To qualify you will have to make sure you enter your loss for that week. The weeks run as follows:
Week 1: 1st – 6th Feb
Week 2: 7th – 13th Feb
Week 3: 14th – 20th Feb
For the final week of the challenge, 21st – 27th Feb anyone that has entered the challenge and has reached their weight loss goal will be eligible for the grand prize.
All participants will be entered into a random generator so the winner is chosen fairly.
For all randomly generated prizes, a screen recording will be available to prove the draws were completed fairly.
For any reason there are not sufficient entries, the prize for that week/weeks will be forfeited at our discretion.
But for what reason would you possibly miss out on this challenge? Make sure everyone knows and spread the word! Let’s not have prizes go to waste!
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