Let’s move more and feel better!
The gaming App has lots of fun activities to try, from shooting hoops, running, skipping and push ups to frog squats, mindful walks and jumping jacks. The more activities young people complete, the more points they earn for rewards and prizes!
People can easily play the game alone, with friends or even compete as a group for more points. Families and friends can also complete fun activities together everywhere, without being tied to a place. So they can live their Bestlife whenever and wherever they are.
What do you need to do?
That’s easy! All you have to do is scan the correct QR code below to download the App for your family. People should be at least 16 years old to download and access the App, unless they are under 16, in which case they’ll need your permission (from their parent or guardian), who will supervise their use of the App. Read our ‘How to guide’ to find out more below.
The great thing about Bestlife is that it has been co-designed with young people, and design features include avatars and gamification with personal and team goals! JU:MP’s Programme Director, Jan Burkhardt
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