Sorry this is a very late reply. But how will you earn point in your opinion? I started using Garmin Connect as a backup to Sporttracks3 (still unbeatable gear handling). But i got an eye on the challenges etc. And without enough repeatable badges no one will get to level 10. An example. 100 mile bike and Marathon are 8 point repeatable that gives you 250*16 points=4 000 points. And if you do both every week 250 weeks are ~5 years. But: Where go you get the additional 6 000 points? Even if you are top class, if there aren't any badges to get it will not matter. You will be stranded at 8 level-9.
Is the goal to reach level 10 in just a few years? What will happen then is that the users will start to ask for more levels. With a really high level 10 only the dedicated will reach it.
I did a calculation in another thread that it will take about 41 years to reach level 10 if you do all the challenges and take all the other badges and that is without using repeatable badges. If you start to do all the repeatable ones it will take several years shorter time to reach level 10.
The challenge badges are about 20 points per month which will give you ~250 points/year.
I did a calculation in another thread that it will take about 41 years to reach level 10
Only if you are really lazy To get the first 1000 points is easy, because there are plenty of badges waiting for newbies, and can be accessed without any big effort. And then, when you do all the monthly challenge badges (~250 pts/year), do 10k steps daily (almost another 100 pts/year), add some yearly repeatable and other occasional badges (~50 pts/year), you are at some 400 pts/year. Add a few marathons or 100 miles rides per year, and you are at 500 pts/year. Connection challenges can bring you another 500 pts till you reach the limit of 250 repeats.
So if you start at 20, when you are 40, you are level 10, and start to complain here on the forum that level 10 is too low, and that you lost motivation for the rest of your life, and that the levels should be much higher
And that's without doing any weekly marathons. Should you do that, and add an occasional 100 miles ride, you can do 1000 points per year, and be at level 10 in ten years.