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In an attempt to bring the Myzone community together, the brand has launched the 'Global MEPs Challenge' to virtually connect users and provide the motivation necessary to keep them moving. All users who complete the challenge will be automatically entered into a prize draw for cash prizes with a prize pool of US$10,000.

Designed as a fun and engaging challenge to help sustain exercise routines throughout the difficult Coronavirus pandemic, users are invited to compete to earn 1,300 (or more) Myzone Effort Points (MEPs) from 1st April to 30th April. This will help users meet the minimum requirement for physical activity as specified by the World Health Organization.

Since its inception, Myzone has always been 100% committed to its user's health and wellbeing and understands that during this time, regular exercise remains an essential part of many people's lives. The brand also realises that finding the motivation to stick to your fitness regime under such circumstances can be challenging, especially when so many of us are in self-isolation.

As always, any activity counts and users of all ages and fitness levels are invited to take part in this challenge.

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