Not so you can move perfectly for 66 days. So you have enough time to come back to it.
Why 66 days?
A routine doesn't form overnight.
Our choice of 66 days is inspired by University College London research into habit formation. In that study, it took participants an average of around 66 days before a new behaviour became increasingly automatic. How long it took varied widely from person to person.
So 66 days isn't a magic number. And you don't have to move for 66 days in a row. Above all, it gives you time to discover how Moov fits into your real life, including busy weeks, less motivated days and moments when moving takes a back seat.
You don't build a routine by never missing a day. You build it by coming back.
You don't have to use your Moov every day. That's not the point.
Maybe you step on between two meetings. During an episode. After dinner. Sometimes for half an hour, sometimes for ten minutes. And sometimes not at all for a few days.
66 days gives you time to discover how moving actually fits into your life, and whether you come back to it after skipping a few days.
How the 66-day home trial works
Bring your Moov home
And get 66 days to discover how it fits into your routine.
Does it fit your routine?
Then you don't need to do anything.
Not the right fit after all?
Then you can request a return within the trial period.
No minimum number of steps. No daily streak.
No perfect routine you have to prove first.
Just the time to experience whether Moov fits your life.
66 days home trial in short
Everything you need to know about our 66 days home trial
Something that lasts doesn't need to be proven in a week.
Give yourself time to discover how movement fits into your day.
