F3 Knoxville

Not Another Brick in the Wall

THE SCENE: JUCO – Sloppy Wet rain, but kinda warm 56 degrees.

F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER:

It’s not F4 (Faith Fitness Fellowship and Fairweather)

WARM-O-RAMA:

  • 20 Side straddle hops
  • 20 Side-to-sides.
  • 20 Merkins
  • 20 Cherry Pickers
  • 20 Big boy situps
  • 20 Diamond Pike Merkins
  • 20 Bicycles

THA-THANG:
“Another brick in the Wall”.  Mosey over to coupon wall.  Everyone gets and keeps a coupon the whole workout.  Partner up.   As one person does “Around the wall” the other person does “Along the wall” with their coupon.

  • “Around the Wall” is:
    • 10 Handstand pushups (against wall)
    • Run to other end of wall (carrying coupon)
    • 10 Hanging Leg lifts  (hang off of overhead railing)
    • Run to top of hill behind wall with coupon
    • 10 Reverse in-cline Merkins (against railing)
    • 10 Burpess
    • 10 In-cline Merkins (against railing)
    • Run to beginning – wait for partner to finish before transitioning to “Along the Wall”
  • “Along the wall” is
    • Crab walk coupon carry the length of the wall AND back.
    • Burpee Broad Jump (ahead of coupon) + move coupon overhead to feet with a sit-up
    • As a team – Alternating Cherry Picker coupon baton handoff (over-head to under). Empty handed person on end runs to the front to get the Coupon coming from the team.

 

MARY:
The puddles were refreshing and the grass wasn’t muddy.

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA

Fast-n-Easy, Wax-Job, Scrum, Trolley

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
Jesus’ message is antithetical to the old youth rock montra of “All we are is just another brick in the wall”.  Jesus says you are important, you matter, you are loved, He is very intentional about the value of everyone’s life and everyones every-moment!
MOLESKIN:
Booster wasn’t here so we forgot to mention the schedule and challenge coming up in May.  Also forgot a picture! Doh!

100% Dry Beatdown.

THE SCENE: Warm-ish/light rain
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER

Welcome to F3: Fitness – Fellowship – Faith. 

My name is Steam & I’ll be your Q this morning
I am not a professional
You are here on your own volition
Which means I don’t know any injuries you may or may not have so if you need to modify any of the exercises we do this morning feel free to do so BUT
Push yourself and those around you


WARM-O-RAMA:

  1. Side-Straddle Hop (SSH): 10 x 4 in cadence
  2. Flutter Kick: 10 x 4 in cadence
  3. SSH: 15 x 4 in cadence
  4. Little Baby Crunch: 10 x 4 in cadence
  5. SSH: 20 x 4 in cadence
  6. Merkin: 10 x 4 in cadence

THA-THANG:

Steam & Frank identified the 2 options for PAX

Steam: Cardio intensive workout \\ Frank: Core intensive workout

Steam’s Group

  • Mosey to Rock Pile @ Asylum Building
    • Every stop sign = 10 merkins on your own (1 count)
  • 12s @ Rock Pile
    • TOP (Rock Pile) = Rock Chest Presses
    • Bottom (Big ol Tree) = Burpees
    • 1 Rock Chest Press \\ 11 Burpees
  • Proton led PAX in squat circle until all recovered
  • American Indian style mosey back to AO
    • Every stop sign = 10 merkins on your own (1 count)
  • Last .25 mile –> sprint to the AO

Steam’s Group & Frank’s Group Link Back Up @ AO

  • Frank led core work for all PAX at AO (5 minutes)

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
PAX Count = 31

FNG = 1 —> Dreamer
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:

” I see you” – Jim Branch/God
– I recently had the pleasure of hearing Jim Branch speak and he talked about how God sees us.
– He volunteers as a chaplain for one of the high school football teams in Knoxville and he would see that during practice, one of the seniors who was on the sidelines would call out to the players on the field when they did something good that went un-noticed.
– And he would yell – “I see you – okay, I see you” – letting them know that the efforts they were making were not unseen or un-noticed.
– He went on to talk about his son running track in high school and seeing the other kids run around the track and feeling the excitement for them but when HIS son came around, he saw him from a distance and kinda stood up on his feet because he saw him. He saw his son coming around the track and was filled with so much joy!
– That’s how God sees us. He sees you and is so delighted and overjoyed because you are His son. I love that we have a heavenly father that sees us like that
– This week I want to challenge all of us to see each other. I challenge you to see someone this week. Be that voice of affirmation – “I see you” And also understand how our heavenly father sees us.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Hardship Hill is coming up men! Show out to rep F3 Knoxville in F3’s first OCR event in Knox! Here is the link!

https://www.visitknoxville.com/event/hardship-hill-obstacle-course-race/8079/

Slugger Special

THE SCENE: Mid 50’s and rain

F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
Mosey around the diamonds

THA-THANG:

Mosey to soccer field

At goal – 5 burpees, bear crawl to outside box line

10 dry docks, crawl bear to quarter field

15 merkins, bear crawl to half

20 jump squats, crawl bear to 2nd quarter

25 BBS, bear crawl to next box

30 Mt climbers single count, crawl bear to next goal

35 Squats, all out sprint back to opposite goal

Repeat

MARY:
included with your purchase

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
5 PAX got a jump on the day

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:

James 1:19

Understand this my dear brother and sisters: You must all be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry.

I have a tendency to just hear and not listen and sometimes my knee-jerk reaction is anger or saying something hurtful that I don’t really mean. Instead I try to keep my mouth shut and think about what was said and where that person is coming from and my reactions tend to improve.

MOLESKIN:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:

No Limits

THE SCENE: In the 40’s and sunny, felt great!
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
SSH x25 IC
Little Baby Arm Circles x12 each side IC
Cherry Pickers x10 IC
Rockettes x10 IC
THA-THANG:

Indian run to the parking lot at the pool and do bear crawls up two cones, then crawl bear back one. Go all the way to the end of the lot. Then continue the Indian run to Mt. Suckmore. At Mt. Suckmore, one partner went up the hill and ran to the greenway while the other partner completed 4 exercises. Once the exercises were completed, the partners switched. While your partner was doing his first round, you bernied up the hill. While your partner was doing his second round, you bear crawled. Switch each round. The exercises were as follows:

  • Toe Touches on monkey bars x10
  • Hand release burpee pull-ups x10
  • Squat Jumps x10
  • Merkins x10

Reverse indian run to parking lot. Do full out, AYG sprint from curb to curb. Then continue reverse indian run back to AO.

MARY:
BBS x20
Boxcutters x15
Captain Thor 5×20
Snorkel takeover:
Flutter Kicks x15
Slutter Kicks x15
Xs & Os x A Lot
Cash out with ATMs
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
9 strong this morning with no FNGs
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
When trying to get people to F3, I hear “I could never do that” all the time. It’s too early, or it’s too intense, or they don’t think they can physically do it. Whether they mean to be negative or not, they are. They’re putting themselves down and putting limitations on themselves. We as humans have the ability to do literally anything. If we believed, had faith, and focused on the positive, we could do it. Yesterday at the end of the West Hills workout, Woodshack told us to do one last thing. Proton (he said it, we were all thinking it) said that he did’nt think it was possible for us to do. Woodshack’s response was to look him in the eyes and say “Get your mind right.” It reminded me of when Peter tried to walk on water. In Matthew 14:29-31 Jesus said “Come. So Peter got out of the boat and walked on the water and came to Jesus; but when he saw the wind, he was afraid, and beginning to sink he cried out, ‘Lord, save me.’ Jesus immediately reached out his hand and caught him, saying to him, ‘O you of little faith, why did you doubt?'” We need to take a leap. We need to have faith. We need to trust in Jesus, but also in ourselves. Peter trusted that Jesus would save him as he was drowning, but he did not believe in himself, that he could get to Jesus. He focused on his limitations. Jesus already believes in us, he is waiting for us to believe in ourselves. He is there to pull us up if we begin to drown, but if we truly have faith, if we truly get our minds right, we’ll never realize that drowning is even an option.
MOLESKIN:

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Hardship hill coming up quickly, we need more teams!

This is not the Caribbean Islands

THE SCENE: Clear, a little windy and 36 degrees
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
SSH X 20, cherry pickers x5, Rockettes x 10, mericans x 10

mosey to the big lot
THA-THANG:   Complete each exercise at parking lot island/cone and run up lot to next island/cone in a zig zag across parking lot.

1) 10 mericans
2) 10 squats
3) 10 diamond mericans
4) 10 Bobby Hurley’s
5) 10 shoulder touch mericans
6) 10 smurf Jacks
7) 10 burpees
8) 10 lunges each leg
9) 10 inch worms
10) 10 iron mikes
11) 10 plank ups each arm
12) 10 sec one leg balance holds each
13) 10 wide mericans
14) 10 squat jumps
Repeat
Then “collect cones” by running to each cone and add 2 reps per cone picked up.
first 7 is mericans, second 7 is squat jumps…. then some flutter kicks for fun.

MARY:
More flutter and slutter kicks x30, Superman holds, boat/canoes w/rowing, burpees x6

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
13 including 1 FNG (Hawkeye)
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:

25 FACTS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF FATHERS

1) Children living with fathers in the home tend to fare better on cognitive achievement and behavioral outcomes.

2. Adolescents living in intact families tend to report closer relationships with their fathers.

3. Among urban fathers, those who frequently attend religious services tend to be more engaged with their children.

4. Close relationships between adolescents and their fathers are positively associated with adolescents’ psychological well-being.

5. Adolescents with more involved fathers tend to exhibit lower levels of behavioral problems.

6. Adolescents who report having more positive relationships with their fathers are less likely to engage in delinquency.

7. Adolescents who report having more positive relationships with their fathers are less likely to abuse substances.

8. Individuals whose fathers showed more involvement in their lives early on tend to attain higher levels of education.

9. Growing up without a father appears to be associated with greater likelihood of incarceration later in life. 

10. Fathers’ religiosity is linked to higher quality of parent-child relationships.

11. Fathers’ engagement in their children’s activities was linked to higher academic performance.

12. Among adolescent girls, those who have a strong relationship with their fathers are less likely to report experiencing depression.

13. Close father-adolescent bonds protect against the negative influence of peer drug use.

14. Adolescent girls who have a close relationship with their fathers are more likely to delay sexual activity.

15. Adolescent girls whose fathers were present during their childhood are less likely to become pregnant.

16. Adolescent males who report a close relationship with their fathers are more likely to anticipate having a stable marriage in the future.

17. Men who become fathers outside of marriage are more likely to be poor.

18. Fathers of intact families spend, on average, more time with their children. 

19. Children raised in intact families by happily married parents tend to be more religious in adulthood.

20. Children raised in intact families are more likely to have stable and healthy romantic relationships as adults.

21. Intact families are more likely to provide a safe home for children.

22. Adolescent girls who have never lived apart from their parents are less likely to report sexual abuse than those who have.

23. Girls who experienced a parental separation during childhood are more likely to engage in early sexual activity.

24. Among teenage boys, those from intact families with frequent religious attendance average the fewest sexual partners.

25. Children in father-absent homes are almost four times more likely to be poor.

Don’t just be around, be involved!

MOLESKIN:
A bit quiet for mumble chatter most likely due to the cold air and cardio.

Prayers for friend who lost their mother this week, family and relationship issues in the PAX, Hardship Hill success and to be better fathers.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Hardship Hill two JUCO teams 5 & 10 hour choices