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GOT 30 DAYS TO GET HEALTHIER? WE CHALLENGE YOU!

We want you and your family to remove sugary beverages and drink more water!
Take the challenge at anytime and empower yourself to start making healthier choices.

The truth about sugar is bittersweet.

  • Consuming sugary drinks leads to heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and tooth decay.
  • Sugar-sweetened beverage consumption is associated with less healthy behavior.
  • Soda is the number one source of added sugar in the American diet and more than 30 percent of all calories from added sugars consumed daily come from sweetened beverages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can we do the challenge as a family?

Yes! In fact, it’s better if you can do the challenge with family and friends. It will create a greater impact in your community and will allow the entire group to support each other during the challenge.

Will I get withdrawals or headaches?

You may feel headaches and have sugar cravings. Try consuming natural forms of sugar, such as fruit, honey or vegetables to curb the negative effects.

What if I cheat and have a sugary drink?

It’s okay. It’s better to make a mistake and get back into the challenge than to give up completely. Do the best you can and reach out to others for encouragement.

What is the best way to measure 60 oz of water?

An average drinking glass holds approximately eight ounces of water, so it would be about eight glasses of water. If you drink out of a 20 oz water bottle, you would need to drink three bottles. Try to have a designated water bottle that you drink out of, that way you will know that amount your drinking each time.

What if the water where I live tastes bad?

Consider purchasing an inexpensive water filter or add flavor from healthy, natural sources such as fruit.

What happens at the end of the challenge?

We hope that there is no end for participants of the challenge. We would like everyone to continue their healthy habits and help share them with the rest of the community, beyond November. The Zero to 60 Challenge is a great starting point for long-term health improvement.

Download our updated
Water Tracker app!

Apple App Store and  Google Play Store

Register today!

Want to stay accountable? Register for the Challenge and add your name to the hundreds of others participating throughout the year!

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    Challenge Resources

    The following documents are provided to help you prepare and track your progress during the Zero to 60 Challenge.

    Click on the images to download the printable files (PDF).  If you have any questions regarding the Zero to 60 Challenge, contact sacha@nb3f.org.

    Challenge Poster

    Tips for Success

    Effects of Sugar

    Effects of Sugar

    Tips for Success

    Youth Tracker

    Youth Tracker

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    Water First! Water Trailer
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    Registered Participants / Organizations

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    Arizona:
    Angel Abeita
    Chelseah Ahasteen
    Sean Ahasteen
    Mandy Begay
    Ranley Berry
    Pauline Butler
    Helen M. First
    Rose Howard
    Hermanda Jesus
    Evangeline Nuvayestewa
    Leon Nuvayestewa
    Nuvayestewa Family
    Tricia Phillips
    Brooklyn Redhair
    Jaden Redhair
    James Surveyor
    Louise Tsinjinnie
    Virginia Tulley
    Hannah
    Louise
    Duree Lomadafkie
    Shawnna Multine

    California:
    Christina Hecht
    Colorado:
    Nate Smailer
    Carey Hawk
    Kansas:
    Leandra Galindo
    Louisiana:
    Michelle Garnica
    Oluchi Garnica
    Minnesota:
    Marguerite DeSpain
    Kathy Falk
    Karen Guise
    Chris Jourdain
    Wendy Jourdain
    Elgene Lasley
    Tia

    Nevada:
    Catherine Czadek Smokey
    New Mexico:
    Kurvin Aguilar
    Connie Albert
    Clint Begay
    Melodie Begay
    Claudine Bird
    Julianna Carrillo
    Nelda Casiquito
    Brandie Chavez and Family
    Lisa Chavez
    Juliana Cojo
    Lupita Cole
    Shawna Douma
    Jon Driskell
    Gwendolyn Dyea
    Kiana Gachupin
    Lillian Garcia
    Sarah Garcia
    Sharlee Garcia
    Carmen George

    New Mexico: 
    Andrea Gopher
    Paula Gutierrez
    Erika Hanley
    Stevanie Running Hawk
    Jennie Holmes
    Nikki Hopkins
    Howard Humetewa
    Shannon Johnson
    Karyn Kinsel
    Lean Lawless
    Alison Lucero
    Candice Lucero
    Racheli Lucero
    Dominique Loretto
    Lenora Loretto
    Roslyn Loretto
    Vera Loretto
    Mariah Medina
    Serina T. Medina
    Christopher H. Mirabal
    Kevin L. Montoya
    Karen Lonjose
    Christine Sam
    Rochelle G. Charley

    New Mexico:
    Naleen Naanee
    Mariah Natonabah
    Sharon Notah
    Lois Ortiz
    Kristen Pablo
    Calicah Pacheco
    Susan Palmer
    Elauteria Patino
    Marley Rae Perea
    Phipps Family
    Bryanna Riley
    D’Andria Riley
    Leonore Romero
    The Romero’s
    Rachel Salas
    Aaron Sarracino
    Rebecca Sando
    Bobbie Shendo
    Keilani Shendo

    New Mexico:
    Kristi Shendo
    Leroy Silva
    Charles Sisneros
    Jeanne Smith
    Les Smith
    Char Stevenson
    Victoria Suina
    Ursula Toribio
    Matilda Tosa
    Mildred Tosa
    Bernadine Toya
    Natisha Toya
    RanDee Toya
    Tenika Toya
    Tyana Toya
    Erica Trancosa
    Miranda Tso
    Jessica Tsosie
    Joyce Tsosie
    Monica Rose-Vigil
    Monica Waikaniwa
    Imelda Waquiu
    Rachelle Wilson
    Duane Yazzie
    Jonita Yazzie
    Jelayne Yepa
    Kaitlyn Yepa
    Josie
    Larissa
    Timothea

    North Dakota:
    Pat Walking Eagle
    Cheryl Abe
    Oklahoma:
    Melea Hoffman
    Oregon:
    Amanda Coffee
    Yvonne Iverson
    Sam Family
    Smith Family
    Victoria Katchia
    South Dakota:
    Nadine Blue Bird
    Jeanean Zephier

    Utah:
    Breanne Morgan
    Tia Yazzie
    Becky Pohawpatchoko
    Washington:
    Clayton Menzel
    Tina Antone
    Wisconsin:
    Casey Rosenberg
    Carey Wayka

    American Indian Cancer Foundation

    Anpao Duta Flying Earth

    Boris Forte Reservation

    Four Winds High School

    Frontier Indian Education

    Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council, Inc.

    Makoce Agriculture Development

    Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation

    Poarch Creek Recreation Department

    Prairie Island Indian Community

    Sisseton-Wahpeton
    Santa Ana Golf Club Inc.

    Swinomish Tribal Community Community

    Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation

    Youth Leadership Development Program – Division of Indian Work

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