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Active League turns everyday movement into a team sport.

Compete with a close-knit community of athletes. Earn rewards. Discover alternative fitness avenues.

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    Choose your move

    Pick from the edition's available daily, occasional, or workshop activities.

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    Share the proof

    Add the date and a photo, and submit.

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    Build the board

    Approved points lift your score, strengthen your team, and extend your streak.

Past editions, at a glance

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Everything worth knowing

The rules are simple at the surface and transparent underneath. Open any question for the full version.

What is an Active League edition?

An edition is a fixed-date season of Active League with its own registration window, activity list, teams, scoring values, streak milestones, community link, and rewards. The format repeats, but the details can change from one edition to the next.

Who can join?

Active League is open to all OnePlayerIn members while an edition is accepting registrations. If you do not have an account yet, create one or log in from the edition card before joining.

How are teams chosen?

You are assigned automatically to an active team when you join. Assignment follows current team sizes so editions begin as evenly balanced as possible; an administrator can correct an assignment when needed.

Which activities count?

Each edition publishes its own mix of everyday movement, occasional challenges, and eligible OnePlayerIn workshops. Activities can be available daily, on selected weekdays, or during a shorter date range, and each carries its own point value.

How do I submit an activity?

Choose an available activity, add the activity date, include any requested details, and upload one photo as proof. The date must fall inside the edition and cannot be in the future. Eligible workshop attendance is credited separately and does not need a photo submission.

What happens after I send proof?

The submission stays pending until it is reviewed. Pending or rejected submissions remain editable, and a rejection includes a reason when one is provided. Once approved, the completion and its awarded points become part of your league history.

How does scoring work?

Approved activities and eligible workshop attendance add their configured points. Most non-workshop activity points are capped at 15 per day, while workshops and activities explicitly marked as exempt can follow their full configured value. Adjustments may be made when a result needs correction.

How do streaks work?

A day becomes active when qualifying activity points reach the 15-point threshold. Consecutive active calendar days build your current streak, and edition-specific milestones can award bonus points. Your dashboard shows both your live streak and earned milestones.

Do OnePlayerIn workshops earn points?

They can. If you are registered for Active League and attend an eligible in-person or virtual workshop during the edition window, attendance can be matched to the edition and awarded according to that workshop activity's configured score.

What is the period-break day?

Each participant can self-attest one menstrual wellness period-break day per edition. During a live edition, an eligible missed day below the active-day threshold can be topped up to 15 points so the day can continue to support a streak.

What do the leaderboards show?

Registered participants can follow individual points and team totals inside the league experience. Team standings rank total contribution, with average points used as a tie-breaker. Public visitors see aggregate league statistics only, not participant standings.

What happens when an edition ends?

The edition moves into completed history and registration closes. People who joined can reopen their dashboard, submissions, point history, analytics, standings, and any available participant award. Bonus rules, certificates, prizes, and other rewards depend on the edition's published setup.

What is visible publicly?

The public page shows edition names, dates, registration states, eligibility, and combined statistics from completed editions. It does not publish participant names, profiles, team membership, leaderboard positions, or proof images.