“I’m too busy.”

Relentless isn’t asking for more time — it’s asking for intentional movement.

Most people earn their miles in 30–60 minutes, on their own schedule.
Short walks count. Home workouts count. Gym sessions count.

This fits real life — jobs, kids, and chaos included.

“7 miles a day feels like WAY too much.”

That’s 7 Relentless Miles, not running miles.

• 1 hour of working out = 7 RMs

• Biking is mile-for-mile

• Running and walking are counted in kilometers

And you’re not doing it alone.
The team shares the load.

“I can barely run 3 miles.”

Good news: you don’t need to.

Relentless is built for walkers, bikers, gym people, and runners.
In fact, the strongest teams are usually mixed.

If you move your body consistently, you belong here.

“Finding 9 other people sounds impossible.”

You don’t need 9 people to start.

Most teams begin with 2–3 friends, then grow from there.
Invited teammates can invite others.

Teams can be 8–12 people, and they don’t need to live near each other.

Start small. Momentum builds fast.

“$40 feels like a lot.”

That’s $1 a day for 40 days.

Your entry includes:

• The Relentless App

• Team tracking and messaging

• Built-in accountability

• Bonus challenges and surprises

Discount codes are often available — and team passes can make it cheaper.

Most people spend more than this on one forgotten gym month.

“What if I get injured or sick?”

It won’t tank your team.

Relentless assumes life happens.
If someone needs to step back, the team adjusts — and teams can add or replace members if needed.

This challenge is about listening to your body, not pushing through injury.

“What if I’m too old / slow / young / out of shape?”

One of our favorite participants was 83 years old.

Relentless isn’t about equal effort.
It’s about meaningful contribution.

Different ages and abilities don’t weaken teams — they make them better.

“I don’t want another thing stressing me out.”

Relentless removes pressure by making the goal shared.

You’re not asking, “Did I do enough today?”
You’re asking, “How can I show up today?”

It’s structure without shame.
Challenge without perfection.

Still unsure?

That’s normal.

Relentless is hard — on purpose.
But it’s human, flexible, and surprisingly fun.

It starts February 18.
You’re either in — or you miss it.