Explore San Francisco on foot and increase your ATS Walking Challenge steps. The sights listed above mark distances from the Moscone Center, whether you seek to take a short walk or more of a hike in this beautiful city.
Stay active during the International Conference with the ATS Walking Challenge. The steps you take will help raise funds for the ATS Foundation Research Program and give you a chance to win prizes.
Stop by the ATS Walking Challenge information booth in the Moscone Center Lobby (South Building, Upper Level) to pick up your complimentary fitness tracker, or to register your own device.
The first 2,000 registrants will receive a free ATS wireless activity tracker to use with the ATS Walking Challenge Mobile App (distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis). Be one of the top three overall walkers and win a prize from ATS:
Grand prize: Microsoft Surface Pro 3
Second prize: Fitbit Surge
Third prize: Zolt Laptop Charger Plus
Increase your steps virtually by visiting the ATS Walking Challenge sponsor, TEVA Respiratory in Booth 419, for a daily step booster. Use the ATS Walking Challenge mobile app to scan the QR code booster each day and earn 500 steps on the first day you visit the booth, 750 steps on the second day you visit the booth, and 1,000 steps on the third day you visit the booth. Watch the results unfold live on leaderboards in the TEVA Respiratory booth and at the ATS Walking Challenge booth.
For every participant who walks 30,000 steps, TEVA Respiratory will donate $100 to the ATS Foundation Research Program, for a total maximum donation of $50,000.
Learn more and register by visiting the ATS Walking Challenge information booth or going online to cloud.hekahealth.com/ats2016. The ATS Walking Challenge mobile app supports attendees who prefer to use their own Fitbit, Jawbone, or iPhone/Android smartphone step counters.
As you take on this challenge, watch for colorful “street” signs reflecting the number of virtual steps to prominent places. You’ll learn how many steps it will take you to reach such landmarks as the Embarcadero or the Golden Gate Bridge.