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Apple Watch - Activity Achievement Challenge Badges List -- 2017

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Apple Watch Activity Achievement Challenge Badges of 2017

A look back at the limited-edition awards from the year

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2017 Apple Watch Activity Achievement Challenge Badges

Throughout 2017, Apple introduced several special Activity Achievement badges for Apple Watch users. These specific milestones were offered for one day only, requiring users to complete specific fitness goals to earn the digital award.

 

The 2017 Collection

Below is the list of the exclusive challenge badges issued throughout the year:

  • →Earth Day — Earned on April 22 by completing a workout of at least 30 minutes.
  • →Mother's Day — Earned on May 14 by completing a walk, run, or wheelchair workout of at least 1 mile.
  • →National Park Day — Earned on July 15 by completing a walk, run, or wheelchair workout of at least 3.5 miles.
  • →Veteran's Day — Earned on November 11 by completing a workout of at least 11 minutes.
  • →Thanksgiving Day — Earned on November 23 by completing a walk, run, or wheelchair workout of at least 5 kilometers (3.1 miles).
Note: These challenges were limited-time events, available exclusively on the dates listed above to encourage consistent daily activity.
Achievement Overview
DateChallenge NameRequirement
April 22Earth Day30 min workout
May 14Mother's Day1 mile distance
July 15National Park Day3.5 miles distance
Nov 11Veteran's Day11 min workout
Nov 23Thanksgiving Day5k distance
Stay active and keep your rings closed to be ready for the next challenge.

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