F3 Knoxville

Tag: Choir Boy

Sunrise at the Asylum

THE SCENE
60 & Clear

F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER

WARM-O-RAMA
SSH x25 IC
Tempo Squats x15 IC
Tempo Merkins x15 IC
Imperial Squat Walkers x15 IC
Baby Arm Circles Fwd x10 IC
Baby Arm Circles Bkw x10 IC

THA-THANG
Mosey to hill near asylum. Stop along the way for Leg Blasters

  • 20x air squats (single count IC)
  • 20x in-place lunges (10x each leg IC)
  • 10x squat jumps (single count IC)
  • 10x jumping lunges (5x each leg IC)

Battle Buddy Pyramid
Battle Buddy 1 runs to cone and does 2 exercises while Battle Buddy 2 does reverse lunges. Each person will do both exercises with the following reps: x5, x10, x15, x10, x5.  We will do 2 rounds.
Rd 1

  • Tuck Jumps
  • Dry Docks

Rd 2

  • Narrow Squats
  • Wide Merkins

Mosey to rock pile near asylum (at the top of Everest)

3 Exercise HIIT
Everyone performs the HIIT series, 20 sec on, 10 sec off, 3 sets, 2 rounds.

Rd 1:

  • High Knees
  • Overhead Press w/stone
  • Jump Squats

Rd 2:

  • Ice Skaters
  • Bent Over Rows w/stone
  • Burpees

Mosey to the bottom of the hill and face the sunrise for another round of Leg Blasters.

Mosey to playground and grab some bench.

11’s
Box Jumps & Dips

Mary
Flutter Kicks x20 4ct IC
Hello Dolly x20 4ct IC
Side Crunches Rt. x20 IC
Side Crunches Lft. x20 IC
Boat / Canoe on Q

Cash out: ATMs!

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
17 PAX

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM
In Wild at Heart, John Eldredge talks about three things in the heart of every man:
– An adventure to live
– A battle to fight
– A beauty to rescue

Being a HIM means paying attention to each of these three aspects of our heart.  Bottom line…IT’S NOT ABOUT US!  We draw breath to be life-givers to others.

MOLESKIN
There is simply NOTHING better than watching the sun come up with the bother of F3 Knoxville!  The men gave it all they had, as usual, and got better…TOGETHER!

ANNOUNCEMENTS
Alcoa launch 10.14
Truckin’ to the Pound 10.28
Pray for PAX at The Dirt Circuit and traveling for Fall Break

Submitted by Cap’n Crunch

The Basics…

THE SCENE
71 and overcast

Welcome & Disclaimer

 

THE THANG
COP
– SSH x30 IC
– Burpees x10 OYO
– Cherry Pickers x10 IC
– Tempo Squats x10 IC
– Burpees x10 OYO
– Arm Circles Forward x12 IC
– Arm Circles Backward x12 IC
– Burpees x10 OYO

 

Mosey to cones along the road up near the front of the Asylum
– Stop along the way and circle up for Merkins/BBS Combo…10-9-8-7-6-5

 

Countdown
Partner up.  On person performs the routine while the other jump ropes, then switch.

Routine:
Run to far cone, perform x20 reps.  Run back to first cone, perform x15 reps.  Run to the second farthest cone and perform x10 reps.  Run back to first cone perform x5 reps.

Perform 2 rounds of each of the following exercises:
– Merkins
– Dry Docks
– BBS

Mosey to hill leading up to the Asylum.

 

Jelly Legs
Start bottom of hill on the side Asylum.
R1: Hold squat position for 10 count, perform 10 squats, run hill to tree, at the top do 2 Burpees.
R2: Hold squat position for 20 count, perform 20 squats, run hill to tree, at the top do 2 Burpees.
R3: Hold squat position for 30 count, perform 30 squats, run hill to tree, at the top do 2 Burpees.
R4: Hold squat position for 40 count, perform 40 squats, run hill to tree, at the top do 2 Burpees.
R5: Hold squat position for 50 count, perform 50 squats, run hill to tree, at the top do 2 Burpees.

 

Mary
– ATMs
– 4ct Flutter Kicks x20
– Side Crunches x20 each side
– 4ct Hello Dolly x20

 

Mosey back to SP.
– ATMs

 

COT
Number Off and Name-O-Rama (21  PAX, 2 FNGs (Chip and Asylum)

 

BOM
Two Types of Commitment:
Constraint
– Constraining commitment is forced
– Feels like a stifling of our freedom

Dedication
– Dedication commitment is a choice
– Feels like an exercise of our freedom

 

The reason we tend to fall back on constraint commitments is that it places the responsibility of our commitment onto someone else.
– We want the results, but aren’t willing to shoulder the responsibility.
– I believe this give us insight into why “accountability partners/groups” so rarely work!  They are a constraint commitment.

 

I think the perfect example of this is the person of Jesus and his work on the cross.
Hebrews 12:1-2
“Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so closely, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God.”

 

What are your physical, relational and spiritual commitments?  Are they marked by constraint or dedication?

 

Submitted by Cap’n Crunch