Reebok is jumping on the Super Tuesday’s primary elections bandwagon with a challenge for all Presidential candidates, if they can run one mile (approximately 1.6 km) in 10 minutes or less reebok will donate $50,000 to a health related charity.

The challenge reads: “If any of the Super Tuesday candidates can complete a one-mile run in 10 minutes or less, Reebok will donate $50,000 to a health-related charity of their choice.”

Can your #SuperTuesday candidate RUN more than a campaign? Ask them to prove it w/ a 1-miler under 10 min. Let’s see who’s #FitToLead.

— Reebok (@Reebok) February 29, 2016

We’re challenging @HillaryClinton @BernieSanders & @realDonaldTrump to a new type of running. Are they #FitToLead? https://t.co/TqHPOivBq2 — Reebok (@Reebok) February 29, 2016

In a press release, Blair Hammond, Reebok’s senior global content manger said: “For decades, fitness has been key to the role of the presidency. Former president Bill Clinton famously introduced running clothes into the Oval Office after one of his jogs. Former president George W. Bush championed his “My Sharona”-inspired cycling playlist to reporters, and president Obama is often caught shooting hoops at community outreach events.

“What will the next crop of presidential hopefuls bring to the most powerful job in the free world? We’re hoping whatever it is it includes lots of sweat.”

Recently, Democrat hopeful Bernie Sanders was filmed running for a train:

 So far, no representative from Presidential campaigns have responded to the call:

Hmm…nothing from our #SuperTuesday candidates. No #runners in the group? Only 1 mile = $50K for charity. Think any of them are #FitToLead?

— Reebok (@Reebok) February 29, 2016