Distanzleiter

Worum geht es bei dieser Challenge?

A Distance Ladder contains several independent targets, such as 1 km, 5 km, and 10 km. Participants can attempt whichever target suits them, and each target produces its own result. The targets are not one cumulative distance goal and do not require a participant to complete the earlier stages first.

Wie gewinnen Teilnehmende oder erreichen das Ziel?

Each stage is achieved by completing its target distance with a qualifying activity. Participants are ranked separately for each stage by qualifying time. A participant may earn results for one stage, several stages, or all stages during the challenge period.

Fortschritt der Teilnehmenden verfolgen

• Leaderboard: view stage-by-stage qualification, time, rank, and gap to the leader.
• Statistics: compare qualification counts and supporting distance trends.
• Stream: see which activities completed a stage or failed to qualify.
• My Activities: review personal bests for each target.

Wichtige Konfigurationsoptionen

Optionale Konfiguration

Change the number and size of the targets, use cycling or another activity instead of running, or allow non-GPS fallback where the stage supports it. If participants must complete stages in order, change the format to sequential stages and explain the resulting rule.

So richtest du sie ein

1. Select Distance Ladder and set the challenge dates.
2. In Challenge Settings, open Basics and select Staged race.
3. Choose Independent targets and individual-stage timing.
4. In the stage editor, set each label, target distance, activity type, and GPS policy.
5. Save, then test one activity against one stage before inviting participants.

Häufige Fehler

• Calling the ladder sequential when participants are allowed to attempt stages independently.
• Using ambiguous stage labels that do not state the target.
• Forgetting that each stage can have its own eligible activity and GPS policy.