Team Leagues: Collect Steps Together | Steps4Miles

Community – Team Leagues

Team leagues: Compete together. Win as a team.

In team leagues, your friends’ league competes against another league. Once the challenge is accepted, a shared competition begins, with every confirmed step contributing to the team’s result.

Your step counts. For you — and for your team.

Community Team Challenge

From the challenge to victory

A team league follows a clear principle: choose an opponent, accept the challenge, collect steps together and determine the stronger team at the end.

Challenge

A friends’ league selects another league and sends a team challenge.

Accept

The opposing league receives the invitation and decides whether to accept the challenge.

Collect for 30 days

The challenge starts once accepted. The participating teams’ confirmed steps count towards the score over 30 days.

Determine the winner

When the challenge ends, the results are compared and the winning league is determined.

What counts towards the team score?

Clear rules keep competition between teams fair and understandable.

Confirmed steps

Confirmed steps

Members’ confirmed steps during the challenge period count towards the team score.

Community – Friends’ Leagues

Every step counts

Steps above 201000 per day are also fully taken into account for team scoring and rankings.

Lost steps

The reward limit stays separate

The limit of 201000 steps applies only to step-based StepCoin rewards — not to the team’s actual performance.

The team takes centre stage

Stronger together than alone.

In a team league, it is not just the strongest walker who counts. Every participant contributes to the shared result through daily movement. That is what makes it special: motivation is shared and individual steps become a collective achievement.

Even smaller daily efforts become part of the shared result.
30 days provide a clear period during which the team can motivate one another.
The focus is on the result of the entire league, rather than personal ranking.

Example Team A vs B

Example: Team A versus Team B
Support for friends’ leagues

Answers to your questions

A team challenge runs for 30 days after acceptance.
Yes. A challenge only starts after the opposing league has accepted it.
Confirmed steps during the challenge period are taken into account for scoring.
Members’ confirmed steps are taken into account for the ranking. Manually entered steps are not used for scoring.
Yes. Steps above 201000 are also fully taken into account for statistics and rankings. The 201000 limit applies only to step-based StepCoin rewards.
Yes, under our current concept, leagues can take part in several challenges.

Team leagues at a glance: keep going together

Team leagues connect your daily movement with a shared goal. Once the other friends’ league accepts the challenge, you count your confirmed steps over 30 days. Every member contributes to the result: a short walk can be just as much a part of your team’s performance as a longer outing. Shared motivation helps you keep going regularly and experience progress together.

To keep things fair and clear, team scoring and StepCoin rewards remain separate. Confirmed steps above 201000 per day also count towards statistics and rankings; the daily limit applies only to step-based rewards. Coordinate within your team and make sure you confirm your steps during the specified period. This turns individual activities into a clear shared result. Find the starting point for your next challenge on our Friends’ Leagues page.

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