What is keeping a virtual badge?

Badge, as a user logo, creates a comparison/show-off atmosphere for users in the community through various public exposure designs, and also contributes to the healthy development of community operations.

Keep badges are divided into two categories: milestones and amusement parks.

Milestones: After entering, there are three kinds of badges: the first part is clear conditions, such as continuous training days, accumulated training days, continuous weekly performance, TGIF, yoga times, continuous yoga weeks, meditation times, running times, continuous running weeks, cycling times, walking times, green commuting, star protection, iron powder protection, and critics.

The second part is to hide the badge, and the conditions are not clear. It will only be displayed when it arrives. At present, the known standards are nothing more than three factors: frequency, distance and time. For example, the basic movements of many gymnasiums meet the requirements, and walking, running and cycling meet the standards, but I wonder if yoga also has hidden badges.

For example: belly roll badge: 200.

Bopi badge: 200

Flat support badge: accumulated for 2 hours.

Squat badge: 200

Single-person walking distance badge: 10000 steps,

Riding badge: 50 kilometers a day, 100 kilometers.

Part III: Badge Museum. Before the badge was revised, some badge amusement parks were divided into my commemorative coins and my amusement parks:

My commemorative coin fixing challenge: running (10 km, 20 km, 30 km, 50 km, 100 km) every month to reduce fat. Challenge: How many calories to reach? Challenge: Exercise for 30, 60, 90,120min a week. Specific course challenge: get a hidden badge after completing a course or activity: there is no notice or preview on the page, and it will automatically appear after exercising or completing a course within a certain period of time. For example: Youth Day, Lantern Festival, a good start.

My amusement park: all of them are combined badges, which can only be obtained by completing several specific activities and course requirements in a row, and many badges are time-limited, and once they are over, they can't be completed.