THE SCENE: Muggy, swampy and almost 100 Humidity, AKA perfect Gloom conditions
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
5 min EMOM- Jack Rabbits X5 per round ( 1 Mountain Climber, 2 Plank Jacks, 3 Merkins = 1 rep)
THA-THANG:
Thang 1- 25 Min Swamp Slug
Pax started at cone located at flat area of the Humps.
- 10- BBS
- 10- American Hamers
- 10 per side- Side plank with rotation of top arm
- Once completed all core, bear crawl to top of first Hump
- 3 Burpees
- Broad Jump to top of next Hump
- 6 Iron Squats
- Bear Crawl to top of third Hump
- 9 Apollo Ono’s
- Run back to start around outside of the swap and repeat for time
Thang 2- 10 Min CMU EMOM
CMU Swings, Military Press and Curls- complete all reps in the 1 min
RD 1 we did 5 reps of each. PAX killed this so Q bumped it up to 8 reps of each. Last round Avocado suggested 10 reps of each. Total of 78 reps of each exercise for the full 10 min EMOM
MARY:
Pax rotulet: Hammy 17 box cutters; Mr Rodgers- 20 protractors
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
From Q Source:
Stress testing builds reliance
Reliance is the heart of Trust. For a Team to be Dynamic, the Members must implicitly and fully rely upon each other to Competently perform their part of the Team’s Mission-essential Tasks. It is not enough for a man to tell his Team Members that he can do his job, or even for the Q to do so. They have to see the man in action under stress for reliance to build.
Whether it is the character of another man or a footbridge over a gorge, we only decide to step forward in reliance if we believe it is strong enough to keep us from falling. If we don’t believe a man’s character can bear the weight, we won’t rely upon him any more than we would a rickety bridge over a rushing river
When applied to a man rather than a thing, stress testing serves a dual purpose. Like it does with the bridge, it demonstrates reliability to others. But, unlike the bridge, it also demonstrates to the man himself that the reliance of others is justified. Passing the stress test gives a man the confidence he needs to take on the responsibility of what comes afterwards. “If I got through that,” he tells himself, “then I have what it takes to get through this”. You can trust me because I am reliable–I trust myself.
MOLESKIN:
F3 has helped me realize the importance of being reliable as a leader. A true leader must be reliable to his friends, and work but most important to his family. Q has struggled in the past with this. Learning every day to be better.
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