Simple to launch
A clear program journey that reduces administrative friction.

Corporate wellness, made more personal
Better You Challenges help organizations create a more personal, practical wellness experience—so employees can build healthy habits that fit real workdays and real lives.
Designed for real people, different starting points, and sustainable progress.
Built to make participation simpler
Your organization should not have to build a wellness experience from scratch. Better You Challenges provide a practical framework that is easy to introduce, easy to understand, and designed to support continued participation.
A clear program journey that reduces administrative friction.
Content and guidance that recognize different goals and starting points.
Practical actions employees can repeat in real life.
Encouragement without shame, pressure, or one-size-fits-all expectations.
How it works
A practical path from good intentions to consistent action—without adding unnecessary complexity for your team.
Create a wellness experience aligned with your organization’s priorities and employee needs.
Introduce the challenge with clear communication that feels welcoming—not overwhelming.
Give employees approachable routines, guidance, and action steps that fit their lives.
Use encouragement, accountability, and shared progress to help participation become more consistent.
The Better You difference
Traditional approach
Better You approach
Consistently good is better than occasionally perfect.
Sustainable wellness is not about doing everything perfectly. It is about creating small actions employees can return to, even when life and work are busy.
For employers
Better You Challenges help you offer a wellness experience that is easier to communicate, easier to participate in, and more aligned with the way employees actually live and work.
Your employees do not need another wellness lecture. They need a realistic path forward.
What your team can expect

For employees
Employees do not all have the same schedule, energy level, experience, goals, or definition of wellbeing. Better You Challenges create room for different starting points while keeping the next step simple.
No previous fitness experience required.
Focus on repeatable habits instead of perfection.
Build momentum with encouragement and accountability.
Program themes
Every theme is built on the Reset · Restore · Renew framework behind the Oak Park Fitness Trainer challenges—adapted for the realities of a workday.
Make everyday movement more approachable.
Support routines that help employees feel more prepared for the day.
Encourage practical ways to pause, reset, and care for mental wellbeing.
Promote realistic, nonjudgmental choices that fit busy schedules.
Create shared momentum without forcing competition.
Help employees turn small wins into sustainable progress.
Better You Challenges are designed to complement—not replace—clinical care, medical advice, or an organization’s existing health benefits.
Let’s make wellness more usable
Let’s explore where your current wellness strategy is working, where participation is getting stuck, and how a Better You Challenge could support your goals.
Frequently asked questions
A few helpful answers as you consider a more personal approach to workplace wellbeing.
A Better You Challenge is a guided corporate wellness experience that helps employees take practical, sustainable steps toward better everyday wellbeing. Challenges can be adapted to organizational goals and employee needs.
They are designed for organizations that want to make wellness more personal, approachable, and engaging for employees across different experience levels and starting points.
No. The experience welcomes beginners, people returning to movement, experienced participants, and employees with different abilities and comfort levels.
The goal is to make participation realistic. Activities and guidance adapt to different schedules and do not require employees to follow an extreme routine.
Yes. Better You Challenges can complement existing benefits, wellbeing resources, coaching, and employee communication efforts.
Start with a conversation about your workforce, goals, current resources, and desired employee experience. Better You can then recommend an appropriate challenge structure.
Start a conversation
Tell us a little about your organization and what you would like your wellness program to achieve.
No hard sell. Just a thoughtful conversation about your people, priorities, and where a guided challenge might fit.