THE SCENE: 70Ish and Gloomy
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
THA-THANG:
MARY:
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
25 Pax with 1 FNG
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Add you mileage for the distance challenge
Fitness. Fellowship. Faith.
THE SCENE: 70Ish and Gloomy
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
THA-THANG:
MARY:
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
25 Pax with 1 FNG
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Add you mileage for the distance challenge
THE SCENE: Perfect morning – a little cloudy, a little humid, surrounded by HIM’s
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
THA-THANG:
Mosey to the Cloud for 3 sets of Burpee Box Jumps (15, 10, and 5 reps respectively) and 3 sets of Tricep Dips (10 reps on the 4 ct. in between the sets of Burpee Box Jumps). Mosey to the Pavalon and grab a bench for 11’s – Bench Rows and Derkins. Mosey up to the rock pile at the Asylum building with some lunges and flutter kicks along the way. Grab a rock – 3 sets of the following exercises (20 reps on the 1 count):
Run and touch the stairs in between sets. Added the following core exercises in between sets as well (with rock): 1st set = Flutter Kicks, 2nd = Hello Dolly, 3rd = American Hammers.
Mosey a little more to the paved hill just below the Asylum building for some 7’s, but first we did some punch out Merkins in cadence. Exercises for the 7’s were Squats and Merkins (Squats at the bottom, run up the hill and do Merkins). Bear crawl up the stairs after completion and mosey back to the AO.
MARY:
45 seconds left for AMRAP LBC’s
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
14 strong this morning – 3 FNG’s. Welcome Boomer, Sooner, and Ronaldo. Also in attendance but not showing as “Tags” were Sharkey and Husker
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
I was recently at a conference where a guy defined being a professional as doing what needs to be done even when you don’t feel like doing it. I can see where that definition would apply, especially in the workplace. But the more I thought about it, the more I realized it related to my everyday life. There are days that I don’t feel like I have it in me to be the husband, dad, or Christian man that God is calling me to be. There are days when I don’t want to shoulder that responsibility, but my family, friends, and brothers are counting on me to “show up” that day. Those are the days when I need God’s strength the most – because left to my own devices, I won’t show up on those days. I won’t be the man that God calls me to be. But thankfully, God will always show up. He will give us the strength to persevere and show us the way on those difficult days.
THE SCENE: maybe like 70°. Quite nice really.
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WARM-O-RAMA:
THA-THANG:
Rucked/ran the loop 4 times. 3 sets of PT in between consisting of:
After the 4th loop we ran up and touched Trader Joe’s. Then we went from the bottom parking lot up to the third and back around.
MARY:
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
7 weirdos
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
MOLESKIN:
Excited for Red Wings!
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THE SCENE: Sunny and beautiful although humid. Temps in 70’s.
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
20 Side-straddle-hops, 5 Burpees, 8 Windmills, 4 Burpees, 8 Cherry Pickers, 3 Burpees, Plank Lifts, 2 Burpees, 10 Little Baby to Big Baby Arm Circles, Forwards and Backwards, 1 Burpee
THA-THANG:
Mosey to beginning of Dragon Tail. We will do Route 66 up Dragon Tail starting with one and ending with 11 of the following exercises at each light:
Pickets Charge to Road to Admin Bldg. 20 Merkins and 40 Baby Crunches at top of steps.
Mosey to Roadway.
Rest and gander at the beautiful view of the river below.
Mosey to the alley way that goes to the northeast corner of the Admin Bldg. Go to the pile of bricks that is by a big tree. Each man pairs up with a partner to do Doras. While one partner is running to the end of the alley, doing ten decline merkins at curb, and running back, the other partner is working on the exercises. The exercises are done with a pair of bricks. Each set of partners will do 100 of each exercise. The following are the exercises:
Mosey to road in front of Admin Bldg. There will be cones placed on both sides of the road. Go to each cone and do the exercises listed.
Mosey to AO
MARY:
Stretching exercises.
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
16 men with one FNG. He is Nathan Chesney whom we dubbed “Swimmies.”
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
We need to look at time differently when we think of God.
The Greek word “chronos” means time in a quantitative or chronological sense. Thus, we are speaking of time in the chronos sense when we ask “What time is it?” or say “I don’t have much time left to finish this project.” The Greek word “kairos” means time in the qualitative sense. It is not time that can be measured but time that is identified but what happens in it. We speak of “kairos” time when we say “the time is ripe” or ask “Did you have a good time?” Jesus spoke in kairos time when he said, in John 2:4 “My hour has not yet come.” As Frederick Buechner points out, it is in kairos time when the book of Deuteronomy says “there is a time weep and a time to laugh” or says “there is a time to reap and a time to sow.” (these words were paraphrased in the famous song “Turn Turn Turn” by the Byrds).
When we are caught up (and often miserable) in the pace of the demands of our world (we have phrases for this such as “living by the clock”) we often are not truly enjoying God. We can feel squeezed by time. As Henri Nouwen says, time becomes a means to an end rather than moments in which to consider and enjoy God. In chronos time we can end up believing that the real thing is always yet to come.
Chronos time is important. We certainly must meet demands and consider the amount of time in which to complete projects. But we must not forget kairos time. Thomas Merton said “the Bible is concerned with time’s fullness” the time when the texture and richness of what we are involved in come to be felt and seen. Time becomes more than what we have to get done. Time is the experience of all of what life has to give us.
We must work at seeing time in the sense of kairos, not just chronos. As Henri Nouwen puts it, time from the kairos standpoint “has to do with opportunity, with moments that seem ripe for their intended purpose.” Nouwen goes on to explain that if we can consider God’s purpose in our experience of time, we can then say, even in difficult episodes, that “something good is happening amid all this.”
So in your days to come, ask yourself “what is God intending for me at this time?” Whether your experience of a moment is good or bad, ask, “How might God be speaking to me at this moment. What does God want me to get from this? What is God wanting to teach me? Could God be working to help me grow from this difficult experience? Is God wanting me to share this moment with someone, to learn from another who may have experienced something similar? Is God wanting me to slow down, to communicate with Him, to pray to Him, to trust Him more, to depend on Him. Is God wanting to let me know that I am His and that I will be ok?
So, as you move forward, consider time in the sense of the kairos.
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