Unlike the previous badge, however, this badge would be earned for any workout totaling 30 minutes. Earth Day 2018Ī repeat of the 2017 badge, this encouraged Apple Watch users to get outside and do a workout of 30 minutes or more to earn an achievement. International Women's DayĪ new badge celebrating international women's day encouraged Apple Watch users to double their move goal on March 8th, 2018. This also started the trend of the badges having fun animations. This was available worldwide, and encouraged Apple Watch users to meet their exercise goal 7 days in a row starting on February 7th and ending on the 14th, 2018. This was a fun, new unique badge that coincided with Heart Month - a month dedicated to a health heart, heart disease awareness and research, and more in America. This one did have some SQL issues though ) Heart Month 2018 New Years 2018Īnother yearly badge has become the New Years challenge, challenging Apple Watch Users to complete all 3 rings for 7 days during the month of January. 01 miles and end up being really sad.) on Thanksgiving. Turkey Trot 2 Electric BoogalooĪ repeat of the original badge, this was the second Turkey Trot award for doing a 5k (or 4.98897 kilometers to account for someone with miles to not do the last. In celebration of Veterans Day, this badge was awarded for doing a workout of 11 minutes or more. Despite being a celebration of the US National Parks, it was available worldwide. It was also the first big PR push for one of the badges, and was put out alongside a Press Release highlighting Apple's donations to The National Park Foundation. Inspired by the hike from Old Faithful to Mallard Lake in Yellowstone, this badge was awarded for a walk, run, or wheelchair workout of 3.5 miles on July 15th. In a continuation of Every Mother Counts Partnership, this was a badge awarded for walking a mile more in celebration of motherhood. While it was somewhat strict in which workouts counted, the 2018 badge eliminated any need for a specific workout, as long as it was 30 minutes or more. This badge was earned by doing an outdoor workout of at least 30 minutes or more on Earth Day.
This was the first badge available worldwide, and included a lot more stickers. This badge was awarded for completing all three rings for an entire week within the first month of 2017. This was the first Apple Watch badge - it was awarded on Thanksgiving Day, in the US, in 2016 for completing a running, walking, or wheelchair workout of at least 5 kilometers/3.11 miles. Blog About Portfolio PayPal Health Twitter LinkedIn Apple Music A list of Apple Watch Special Achievements AugTurkey Trot 2016 Usually writing about tech, personal experience, but now leaning more towards health and fitness.
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