The Conqueror Reviews 

After my open heart surgeries I needed to get back to a better health setting. The walks of conqueror of ave me that push to get me going further and better, I have walked over 10,000 km and I am still getting stronger. I never expected to get even half this far a year ago. I proved myself wrong in a few ways. All due to conqueror.

Am grateful for these challenges. It keeps me motivated and helps me to challenge myself to be more active. I really enjoy learning about the places that I join the challenges on. I feel like I am traveling the world without the expense. ;) Am doing the Paris challenge now and it's AWESOME! Thank you, The Conqueror!

I have completed 4 challenges, and have another 2 on the go. The challenges are a great way to stay motivated. The medals are high quality and come very quickly once a challenge is complete.

I love this series. As a six-time cancer survivor, my physical self was in terrible shape. I decided to try this challenge to get myself back on the treadmill. It's been a minor miracle. I started with the North Coast in Scotland and completed all 86 miles, and had fun doing it as I watched the miles tick off. My doctors are thrilled at the progress I am making. Now I am off in Dublin. London will be next. I am so grateful for this experience. Now, can I request the West Highland Way? Thank you for helping me get back into shape.

These challenges are a great way to keep motivated. I love the variety of options. I check my progress every day.

I have participated in these challenges the past 4 yrs, completing over 70+ challenges. You pick and choose which ones interest you, meet the miles you're looking to complete at a particular time, your activities to count toward your miles, and either plant a tree at different completion %s or remove plastic from the ocean. The postcards and literature provided can be printed, if you're so inclined. I have binders I keep them in. The information has helped my granddaughter with history papers. As for the medals, which is my motivation, they are well made, heavy, unique to each challenge on besutiful ribbons. You also get a printable bib like in any race and a completion certificate. There is a FB community with people from over 80 countries who support and cheer you on. You can participate as an individual or on a team. New challenges are continually being added. Find what interests you and "do it".

I personally found it easy to set up, consistent with my steps, and reliable. Also simply fun exercise.

I like the app. Everyone can find their taste in the challenges. If you contact them with a problem, they help you quick and correct without having an endless conversation.

Excellent rewards for getting me out and walking. Doubled my benefits!

100% recommend! I’m on a journey to loosing 100lbs and I’m using The Conqueror Challenges as a tool to help keep me motivated! So far I’ve completed one race and I’m over half way through the second race!

I LOVE conqueror challenges. Before this I struggled with getting active. My nutritionist told me just make a point of moving everyday. So I started these challenges and now I rarely go.a.day without some sort of intentional movement. I really love the medals they are such high quality and the app allows me to see other parts of the world while getting active. Highly recommend! I have already done 9 challenges and and I only started Jan 2026 !!!

I absolutely LOVE this program. The medals are so much fun to work towards and they keep me motivated. The medals are great quality, the in apps maps and information is fun to look through. I also love that you get to help plant trees/clean plastic in the ocean just by trying to be more active and build healthy habits. Overall I just love this. I have earned several medals and am in the process of playing the World Cup game that they have as an optional activity to compete with other countries. It is so much fun and worth the money!

Actually very fun and cool concept for fitness accountability, fun geographical facts, environmentally friendly and a very cool medal at the end of it.

Was not very sure about how legit virtual challenges were but there were so many reviews and YouTube videos/social media reviews that I had to try it.

Conqueror rules! It keeps me motivated and it's fun!

Love the challenges! I have completed three so far. The street views on the maps are really neat to look at. I felt very motivated during my challenges which was nice because I was always trying to beat my own timeline that I have set for myself. I would highly recommend to check this out.

I needed to get my body moving and built back up after chemotherapy. I loved have the motivation to move and earn that medal! Really enjoyed my challenge.

I love the challenges! It gives me the motivation I need to move more. I’m excited about exercising because I am working towards a goal!! Love the postcards and info you get and I have truly enjoyed the street views of my journeys!!! I’m on my second challenge and can’t wait to do more!

These challenges are a fantastic idea to help keep you motivated you pick whichever one you fancy doing no pressure and receiving a medal at the end of it is so rewarding and gets you planning your next one best thing I have ever decided on.

I love doing these challenges. I decided to officially make 2026 my year to begin taking charge of my fitness and exercise so that I could become a better version of myself. I do truly like running, but sometimes I need a little bit of motivation and I find that getting to engage in collecting these challenge medals has been incredibly motivating and fun! I feel great getting to see the proof of my hard work when the medals come in, and I do love that participating in these challenges also helps the environment with reducing plastic waste or planting trees!

I received the gift for Christmas. First up was Route 66. Adjusted the mileage to go with my age (haha) and completed just under 1000 km to complete. Now doing Galapagos. Love the post cards, etc. For those past 65 the Conquerer is a great way to “KEEP THE OLD AGE AT THE DOOR”.