Unachievable weekly goals

<p>I've been looking online to see what the maximum weekly fitness goal can be. I can't find an answer anywhere, what I can find is 100s of complaints about unachieveable weekly goals. I can completely relate to that. My weekly goal is increasing faster than my fitness levels. This is very demotivating and discouraging. Should you be motivating people to go? By making the goals unachieveable you are not doing this.</p> <p> </p> <p>I feel like I have been ****med by signing up for the Apple watch, as the moment I got it, my weekly goals increased way quicker than before I had it. Is your ultimate goal to make people pay for the "free reward"? Because this is the impression I got. </p> <p> </p> <p>I used to love doing the Grid class, but that unfortunately only earns me 100 points. Now I am forced to go for a run so I can achieve my ridiculously high goal every week. Thanks Discovery!! Very very disappointed and judging by all the reviews on here and on you Facebook page, I see I am not alone. Perhaps its time us as members take this further than Hellopeter and Facebook. </p> <p> </p> <p>You have to take people's circumstances into account. Most people have full-time jobs and are not professional athletes. Make these goals reasonable and achievable. But I guess at the end of the day it all comes down to money.</p>