The Flock went global.
(one company. fifteen countries. one team.)H+K International, the global maker of stainless steel kitchen equipment for the food service industry, ran its second NestEgg Challenge in September and October 2026. Its first, in 2025, had 93 Eggs, mostly in Ireland. This time the whole business took part.
The Final Wrap, a three minute Closing Ceremony made by NestEgg from Eggs' own ProofShots. (Eggs have been anonymized for privacy.)
The H+K World Games, in numbers.
(four weeks, 27 September to 25 October 2026.)Source: H+K World Games Nest League Tournament Report (NestEgg, October 2026), computed from NestEgg activity data. NestEgg's own admin accounts and 29 withdrawn memberships are excluded. Countries and workouts: NestEgg pitch deck and Final Wrap film.
The parade of nations.
(Eggs per country, by Nest.)Mexico led with 75 Eggs, then the USA with 40 and Indonesia with 28. Nests competed across time zones, and the winning Nest came from Indonesia.
Also taking part: Australia, South Africa, France, Japan, the UAE, the Philippines, Italy and New Zealand.
Eggs per country
Source: NestEgg pitch deck, H+K slide (October 2026).
They didn't just move more. They worked harder.
(the handicap keeps everyone in it.)Workouts held steady from week to week, while mean weekly Exercise Points per Egg climbed 40% from week 1 to week 4. The Eggs who kept going were working harder each week, not just turning up more often.
The share of available Eggs active eased from 85% in week 1 to 75% in week 4, which is where the next H+K Challenge has the most to gain.
Source: NestEgg Evidence of Outcomes v1.6, reporting through June 2026. Five completed four-week leagues, 949 Egg registrations, 839 engaged Eggs. Rates use the engaged base: Eggs who logged at least one heart rate verified workout.