F3 Knoxville

March Madness Beatdown

AO: bigball
Q: Postman (Scott Colby)
PAX: vanilla, Abort (Jeremy Loftis), Cannon Ball (Sam Crockett)
FNGs: None
COUNT: 4
WARMUP: the usual

THE THANG: at the amphitheater
Squats x 64
Merkins x 32
BB Situps x 16
Flutters on a 4 count x 8
Burpees x 4
Mucho Lego x 2
Run to the top of the amphitheater and do 16 rows
We did six rounds of this since it takes six wins in March Madness to be the champion

MARY:

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

COT: prayers for Vanilla and his family as they are saying goodbye to their family dog this morning.

Word: Tony Bennett’s 5 Pillars of basketball and life: humility, passion, unity, servanthood and thankfulness.

Throwback

AO: bigball
Q: Abort (Jeremy Loftis)
PAX: Cannon Ball, Amazon (Brad West), Postman (Scott Colby), Abort (Jeremy Loftis), G-6 (Rick Kuhlman), vanilla, Drive-thru (Mikel Towe)
FNGs: None
COUNT: 7
WARMUP:
– Shoulder taps
– Tempo lunge
– Merkin tempo
– Monkey humpers
– SSH

THE THANG:
Mosey toward the Big Ball stairs, stop under Clinch Ave bridge for Welsh Dragons:
– Four bear crawl steps
– One merkin
– One plank jack
– One shoulder tap (each arm)
Continue with four Bear crawl steps and increase the rest by one rep each time. Did this to the other side, most got to 7 reps.

At Big Ball stairs, escalator with:
– 10 imperial squat walkers
– 10 merkins
– 10 pickle pounders
– 10 shoulder taps
– 10 dips
– 10 crab cakes
Run to the top of stairs and back down after each set, starting with just imperial walkers then adding the next exercise down after each round.

Mosey over to amphitheater.
– 15 Bulgarian split squats (each leg)
– 15 derkins
– Run to the top for 15 inverted rows
– 15 box jumps
– 15 sit ups with legs up on stage
– Run to the top for 15 rows, palms facing the other way
Repeat that through, dropping to 10 reps of all.

Back to start point

MARY:
– Hello Dolly
– Flutter kicks while in hollow hold

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Haw Ridge coming up
COT:
Posted before this in Slack

Super MAR10 Bros Beatdown

AO: bigball
Q: vanilla
PAX: Drive-thru (Mikel Towe), Abort (Jeremy Loftis), Swanson, Omega (Phil Puma), Postman (Scott Colby), vanilla, Huffy (Ken Hill), Wedding Singer, G-6 (Rick Kuhlman), Soot, Cannon Ball, Altar Boy
FNGs: None
COUNT: 12
WARMUP:

THE THANG:
Mosey to Big Ball Stairs

Merkins -10
AmHam -10 4 count
Run Stairs
10 min AMRAP

Mosey to L&N Coupon Pile
Mario 64
64 curls, kettles, bent rows

Final Castle – Mario/Luigi Partner Up
DORA

B – 100 Big Boys
O – 150 Overhead Presses
W – Walking Lunges (1 trip each)
S – 200 Skull Crushers
E – Elbow Plank (1 trip each)
R – Ranger Merkins 15 OYO

MARY: nope

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

COT: resist 1) scarcity thinking, 2) pursuit of power, 3) certainty over faith

2/27 beatdown

AO: bigball
Q: Drive-thru (Mikel Towe)
PAX: Abort (Jeremy Loftis), G-6 (Rick Kuhlman), Postman (Scott Colby), vanilla, Drive-thru (Mikel Towe), Go for two, Strip Tease
FNGs: None
COUNT: 7
WARMUP

THE THANG:

25 minute AMRAP w rocks

15 lion kings
15 front raise
15 merkins
15 curls
15 triceps
15 overhead press
15 American hammer
15 T merkins
15 goblet squat
LAP

Abs w 10 merks after each set
-flutter kicK
-Hello dolly
-LBC
-Protractor
-American Hammer

11/30 Hero WOD: 1LT Derek Hines

AO: bigball
Q: Drive-thru (Mikel Towe)
PAX: vanilla, Abort (Jeremy Loftis), Magic Mic (Jarrett Woodall), Drive-thru (Mikel Towe)
FNGs: None
COUNT: 4
WARMUP:

THE THANG: Mosey to Performance lawn

Buy-In:
50 Push-Ups
50 Sit-Ups
50 Air Squats

EMOM
Shuttle run down and back. At the end of the run alternate between plank/flutter kick. 25 minutes total.

Cash-Out:
50 Air Squats
50 Sit-Ups
50 Push-Ups

MARY:

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

COT:1LT Derek Hines, who was killed in action on September 1, 2005 in Baylough, Afghanistan, when elements of Battle Company, 1st Platoon and Headquarters Platoon came under attack from enemy small arms fire while searching for the leader of a Taliban IED cell. 1LT Hines continued to return fire against the attacking enemy forces despite his fatal wounds.

Born on July 9, 1980, 1LT Hines is remembered by his Paratroopers as an exceptional leader with a work ethic and competitiveness that went unmatched. His competitive nature translated into a truly relentless motivation to take the fight to the enemy that would consistently distinguish him under fire throughout Battle Company’s deployment.
The workout was designed by Robert Kinney, former battalion commander and a trained coach.