Lady Michelle Obama announced the new commission's goal "to end the epidemic of childhood obesity in a generation" and also announced that the president had named, as the new co-chairs of the council, New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees and former Olympic gymnast Dominique Dawes. On January 11, 2012, operators of the website for participants of the Challenge and Active Lifestyle programs learned that the site had been hacked, resulting in the release of personal information of the participants. The President's Challenge site displayed a notice that it was down for "Site Maintenance – We're taking a little breather." On January 20, 2012, the site was modified to explain the hacking. On January 27, 2012, The President's Challenge sent out emails to its participants saying that the website was functional as of January 24, 2012, and asked participants to reset their user passwords. Past chairpersons Bud Wilkinson (chairman) 1961–1963 Stan Musial Consultant 1964–1967 Jim Lovell (chairman) 1969–1977 Jerry Apodaca (chairman) 1978–1980 George Allen (chairman) 1981–1988 Dick Kazmaier (chairman) 1988–1989 Arnold Schwarzenegger (chairman) 1990–1993 Florence Griffith Joyner (co-chair) 1993–1998 Tom McMillen (co-chair) 1993–1997 Lee Haney (chairman) 1999-2002 Lynn Swann (chairman) 2002–2005 Denise Austin 2002–2009 Drew Brees (co-chair) 2010 Dominique Dawes (co-chair) 2010 Lou Ferrigno 2018 Misty May-Treanor (co-chair) 2019 Mariano Rivera (co-chair) 2019 Herschel Walker (co-chair) 2019 Awards The Council publishes guidelines for awards that are given out. They are the Presidential Physical Fitness Award, the National Physical Fitness Award, and the Participant Physical Fitness Award. However, it has been announced that the Physical Fitness Test on which these awards are based will no longer be available after the 2012–2013 school year. Additionally, there is the Active Lifestyle Award for staying active and the Presidential Champions Award for raising one's amount of activity. The Champions awards ended on 30 June 2018. There is also a Community Leadership Award that is given out annually to 50 people or organizations for encouraging physical activity, fitness, and nutrition. Standardized tests The award was given to students who achieved the top fifteenth percentile cumulative scores across these events and were based on age/gender and were taken by all participants. Pull ups/flexed-arm hang was based on gender and was the only event where one was done by boys and the other by girls: 50-yard dash 600-yard run Standing broad jump Pull-ups (boys) Flexed-arm hang (girls) Sit-ups Shuttle run Sit and reach See also The President's Challenge