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Kick-Flip & Bobbitt’s Heavy Co-Q

THE SCENE: Comfortable 65 under the porch with the relaxing sound of continuous precipitation.

F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
Bobbitt was so excited to begin that the welcome and obligatory F3 disclaimer were forgotten …but still in our hearts forever.

WARM-O-RAMA:

  • SSH (x15)
  • Tempo Squats (x10)
  • Tempo Merkins (x10)
  • Forward Fold (OYO)
  • 3rd Grade Exercise (up-tempo version of a Knox cherry picker with added life-affirming clap)
  • LBAC (x10)
  • rev-LBAC (x10)
  • OH Clap (x10)
  • Chattanooga Cherry Pickers (emphasis on working those fingers)
  • SSH (x15)

    THA-THANG:
    Kick-Flip lead the pax to the rear awning with CMUs for competitive team PT.

Break into two teams and spread out ~100 ft. In between the teams are 8 cones – half are standing up and half are laying down. Two teams race each other. One team is trying to knock all the cones down, the other team is trying to stand all the cones up. Individuals pull a card, do the exercise, then sprint to the cone and knock one down or stand one up. Continue until all cones are up or down – or until all cards are used. Exercises were:
– 30 CMU Curls
– 15 Heavy Freddy (4-ct)
– Single arm row, 10 each
– 15 Heel taps
– 16 Lunges
– 20 heavy LBCs
– Uneven Merkins 10 each side
– 10 BBS + Press
– 30 Calf Raises
– 15 Heavy American Hammer (4-ct)
– 20 Alpos
– 20 Overhead Squats
– 20 Good mornings
– 25 Shoulder press
– 20 CMU Swings
– 25 Squats
– 25 Tri extension
– 10 Burpee Jumpovers
– Single arm Shoulder press 10 each side
– 5 Blockees
– 20 Wide Derkins
Completed 3 rounds before time was up.

MARY:
With 2 minutes remaining pax did circle-o-mary with 20 LBC, 10 starfish, 30 Freddie Mercuries.

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
6 HIMs. 0 FNGs.

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM: Do The Next Right Thing
Bobbitt shared that he’s experienced major life changes in becoming a pastor that did not happen all at once. In his experience, he did not set out to be a pastor but after walking through a series of open doors wound up changing careers and cities.
Many people experience decision fatigue, especially in the evenings after making many throughout the day. Decisions are even harder when we can only see the big picture or can’t see the big picture at all. However, no decision is always a bad decision (quote from a colonel/uncle).
In Acts 9, Saul encounters the Lord on the road to Damascus. Instead of telling him he would become an apostle, he’s told to go into the town and await instructions; the next step. Often after Jesus healed a person they were only given the next right thing to do. “Show yourself to the priests.” “Take up your mat.” “Go home.” In our life and in our spiritual journey, God seems to be more interested in us taking the next right steps rather than making giant leaps.
1. Doing the “next right thing” develops faith. We can see the spiritual path better in the step-by-step approach.
2. Doing the “next right thing” develops faithfulness. Showing up each day and doing the right things proves that we are dependable.
3. Doing the “next right thing” develops character. As we continue with the small things, we become able to handle the big things.

Pax prayed for several families who had suddenly lost family members this week.

MOLESKIN:
Props were given to Mathlete for carrying the weight of his team. Additional props were given to Kick-Flip for tossing the other team’s weight down the hill. Fun was had by all!

The tabata and individual medley

THE SCENE: high 60s, dark, did not rain although it was expected
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER: followed as recommended
WARM-O-RAMA:

  • seal claps (IC) 4ct
  • Imperial squakers
  • rapid merkins, 4ct (3 half way and full hand release on 4th)
  • upward and downward dog

THA-THANG:

Mosey to liberty bell
10 minute (45 sec workout, 15 sec rest)
  • plank jacks
  • high knees
  • merkins (out and in)
  • 10 climbers/1 burpee
  • lbc
  • squat clap
  • dry docks
  • heels to heaven
  • merkin rotation (3 then reach one hand to sky)
  • plank
mosey to amphitheater (one way 20 reverse rows on bar while partner does big boys).
10 minute (round 2)
  • high knees
  • high/low plank
  • half burpees
  • toe touches
  • squat jump
  • side plank
  • lunges
  • ssh
  • hip thrust
  • butt kicks
(note: offered to replace IM with 7s or 11s on hill, crew wanted the IM).
F3 Individual Medley: Swimming has the individual medley (IM), swim all 4 strokes in one event. Start with 6 reps of each exercise. start a new set every 1:20 add a rep until you get to 10 of each or run out of time. If you’re fast you get loads of rest. (we made it to 9).
  • 6 Burpees
  • 6 Merkins
  • 6 2 count flutter kicks,
  • 6 SSH,

MARY:
had a minute and half of player choice
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:

Word: discussion on viktor Frankl’s man search for meaning.
MOLESKIN:

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

USAF PT Test

THE SCENE:   60 and clear
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER:  All veterans – skipped.
WARM-O-RAMA: 

  • Grady corns
  • Moroccan nightclub
  • Michael Phelps
  • Projectivator
  • Tempo squats
  • In/out jump squats
  • Tempo Merkins
  • Mountain climbers
  • Australian snow angels
  • Pickle pounders
  • Mosey to the track

THA THANG:

  • 2 laps of Bojangles’s Biscuits (run the straights, jog the curves)

 

  • US Air Force Fitness Program
  1. Max merkins in 1 minute
  2. Max sit-ups in 1 minute
  3. 5 miles for time

 

To the field – 4 cones spaced every 10 yards

  • Bear crawl 1 cones – 30 merkins – sprint to last cone – mosey back
  • Bear crawl 2 cones – 20 merkins – sprint to last cone – mosey back
  • Bear crawl 3 cones – 10 merkins – mosey back

MARY:

  • LB Flutter Crunch
  • H2H

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA

Me and 5 of the best men I know

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
Romans 12:12, “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.

Isaiah 26:3, You will keep the mind that is dependent on you in perfect peace, for it is trusting in you.

Psalm 27:14, “Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord.”

Jeremiah 17:7-8:  “But blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose confidence is in him. They will be like a tree planted by the water that sends out its roots by the stream. It does not fear when heat comes; its leaves are always green. It has no worries in a year of drought and never fails to bear fruit.”

MOLESKIN:

Praying for Wax this week

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Hardship Hill set-up on October 1, race on October 2

Monster Mash Bash – October 28th

The Project IPC Week 4

THE SCENE: around 60 degrees, clear, not humid… perfect conditions at the Project AO.
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
15 SSH, 15 Moroccan night club, 10 tempo merkins, 10 tempo squats
THA-THANG:
Gave instructions on the workout and we got to it. This was a timed workout (52:30) for total cumulative reps. The following list of exercises are performed in sets of 25 reps. After completing each set of 25 reps, run 25 yards, do 3 burpees, and return for the next set. Here are the exercises:

  • 200 curls
  • 175 squats
  • 150 O.H. presses
  • 125 K.B. swings
  • 100 merkins
  • 75 Thrusters
  • 50 Bonnie Blares (each leg)
  • 25 blockees

The idea was to continue to work in reverse  through the list once completed if there was time remaining, but we didn’t get past the thrusters. Killer workout!

MARY:
Listen to announcements while YHC got ready for the word.
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
8 completed IPC week 4! Done!
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
“Is anyone among you suffering? Then he must pray. Is anyone cheerful? He is to sing praises. Is anyone among you sick? Then he must call for the elders of the church and they are to pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord; and the prayer offered in faith will restore the one who is sick, and the Lord will raise him up, and if he has committed sins, they will be forgiven him. Therefore, confess your sins to one another, and pray for one another so that you may be healed. The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much.”-James 5:13‭-‬16 NASB1995

These are excellent words regarding the power of prayer. The portion of this passage YHC is focusing on is the last verse. “Confess your sins to one another and pray for one another”. This a very difficult and uncomfortable thing to do, especially if you don’t have someone that you trust with your struggles. Thankfully, F3 is full of them! Now for the second part of the verse. “The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much”. The previous verses prove how effective the prayer of a righteous man can be. I encourage all to use this tool to which we have access and lift each other up in prayer.

MOLESKIN:
What a full body beat down! YHC was quickly aware of how my lack of upper body exercise has affected by strength.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Friday HH obstacle build and blood drive at Asylum. Saturday Hardship Hill!

IPC Week 3 – “B” the EMOM

THE SCENE: Rain, then rain, then more rain and 70 degrees. Another Beautiful morning.
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER – Done

WARM-O-RAMA:
20 SSH

11 Imperial Squawkers

15 Tempo Squats

Stretch at own pace, quads and achilles

THA-THANG:

  • IPC Week 3 orientation with demonstration of Kraken Burpees and BDE Burpees
  • Mosey to the track and sync/start EMOMs at both cones of the 50 yard section
  • Start timer
  • Perform 50 Kraken Burpees, but run to other cone every time the EMOM sounds and resume Krakens.
  • When 50 are completed, run 400m, stop at same cone you started at.
  • Perform 50 BDE Burpees, but run to other cone every time the EMOM sounds and resume BDEs.
  • When 50 are completed, run 800m, stop at same cone you started at.
  • Perform 50 2-count Bonnie Blairs/Jumping Lunges, but run to other cone every time the EMOM sounds and resume Bonnie Blairs.
  • When 50 are completed, run 1200m, stop at same cone you started at.
  • Record time from group timer.
  • No one modified.
  • All PAX regrouped as they completed their respective cycles and finished as a group.

MARY:
No time
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
Word on the way back from track with lots of good talk, but I being of sound mind did forget the Count-Off & Name-O-Rama
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
2 Peter 3:14  Strengthen yourselves, so that in the end god finds you at peace with him.

Then we discusses how life is tough, because faithfulness only is proven through the tough times.  An example was Noah and being alone after God killed every other living being who Noah had lived with or known for hundreds of years, except for his family.  Now the ensuing loneliness might be a chance to not be at peace with God.  The discussion turned to the fact that being blessed, like Noah was, can be a burden.  Lots of good talk.

MOLESKIN:
The response to the Word was an encouragement to me.  Thanks.