Fitness. Fellowship. Faith.
Be a good dad.
THE THANG:
CMU mile
– lap 1: one hand at a time. If you need to switch, set it down where you’re at and take a lap. Then you can switch. Only can run if you put the CMU down
do work until everyone is done
– lap 2/3: carry the CMU around the circle however you want. Every 2-5 mins, will stop and do 10 burpees
do work until everyone is done
– lap 4: carry the CMU any way you want. If you need to adjust, 5 burpees then continue
MARY:
– 5 cherry pickers to finish out
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
COT:
hard skills
Not merely a difficult task. Rather, things that should be running at full speed at all times without thinking. Things that are hard-wired into our routine, into our lives. Hard skills are repped and repeated so many times that they should run in the background flawlessly. These skills are what we must find to be top performers in our lives. A few hard skills that we can focus on are:
– good attitude at all times
– being a good family leader
– pursuit of faith
I asked my 10 year what i could be better at and he said i needed to listen and get off my phone more. Don’t be afraid to ask for feedback and make necessary changes to be better.
A couple HCs disappeared overnight. We forgive you.
THE THANG: mosey to football field
Rolling dice to determine our fate
White for distance (10,20,30,40,50,60)
Green Travel to distance
1 sprint
2 jog
3 bear crawl
4 lunge walk
5 Indian bear crawl
6 frog jump
Black for Work
1 Merkins
2 Squats
3 Dips
4 hello Dolly
5 flutters
6 diamond merkins
2 rounds that seemed like a lot of bear crawl and lunge walks with flutter and Squats
20 second star gazer
Sprints
20 and mosey back
55 and mosey back
5 (which was 95) and back to flag
MARY: no time
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Brolympics tomorrow
COT:
Q shared importance of sprint distance. 2,555 days is 7 years. It’s been that long since my bone marrow transplant after battling leukemia.
Some days you wake up and have an idea as to what will happen and some days the dice of fate you give you hardship. Along the way there have been ups and downs and issues galore but thankful to be on this side of it all.
Going into my fight I was as lukewarm in life as one could be, but that quickly changed as God kept peeking through in numerous ways. It helped to have a strong support system that continues to this day and has grown with F3. It’s an honor to be out with yall in the mornings.
The focus of the day was to carry a ruck with a 45lb plate, and a 60lb sandbag for a total of 105lbs. We swapped every 1/3 of mile, while the other guys carried a bag of about 30lbs. The HIM carrying the heavy called two exercises at each stop, and we switched and moved on. Highlights of the day were the aforementioned Saucy Nuggs pic and doing monkey humpers over I40 @ Gallaher View.
We will add a 30lb plate and repeat this soon for a total of 135lbs as we work our way up to 200lbs, and the 200lb mile.
MARY:
none, just a couple trips up Moto with 105lbs
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Rucks Giving
COT:
We were talking about leadership during the ruck, and for the COT, I shared how positive the Virtuous Leadership has been for me. The real issues we discuss, the growing bonds with High Impact Men, and the spiritual discussions that follow. Even better, is that as I am carefully considering the things we discuss each week, I am finding my prayer life has improved along the way. Just as a run AO, or a ruck AO, or even F3 may not be for everyone, Virtuous Leadership may also not be for the common F3 guy. However, the guy who has bought in, attends regularly and “is drinking the kool aid” will love the takeaways and impact that is coming out of intentional leadership studies.
I can’t sum up in a backblast how impactful this time has been every Sunday morning, and I say no to other things so that I can keep this time slot open for this opportunity,