F3 Knoxville

Pervious Pavers and Bear Crawls

THE SCENE: 36 degrees, light fog on water, clear sky
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:

Side straddle hops, Cherry pickers, Windmills, Tempo merkins, Tempo squats, 10 burpees
THA-THANG:
Mosey to playground: 100 box jumps in sets of 10

Mosey to pavillion: 11’s with pull ups and dips on picnic tables; 20 calf raises on stairs nearby

Mosey to pervious paver parking lot (south of baseball diamonds): Down 1 side lunges to each landscape island, 5 star jacks at each landscape island (5 stops in all). LBC’s until 6 is up.  Mosey back to beginning, bear crawl to each island, 5 dry docks at each stop, LBC’s at end.  Mosey back to beginning, Bernie Sanders to each island, 5 burpees each stop, LBC’s at end.

Mosey to adjacent parking lot (playground parking): 1 suicide, using islands as stop points.

Mosey to restroom parking lot: Partner up. Partner 1 runs to end, at 4 islands on the way back performs 20, 15, 10, and 5 of each exercise. Partner 2 jump rope in place. Flapjack. (2 rounds: Plank Jacks and Mountain Climbers)

Mosey to AO for Mary.

MARY:
Edward Scissor Legs (Hello Dolly’s); American Hammers; Box Cutters; Pickle Pounders; Proton Parkers; 1 min of elbow plank.

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
Recently have had opportunities to share words of comfort and (hopefully) wisdom to family.  Made me think of James chapter 3.  The first section he talks about taming the tongue. Verse 10: Out of the same mouth comes praise and cursing. My brothers, this should not be.  The next section of the chapter is on wisdom. Verse 17: But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pure; then peace loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial, and sincere.  There is significance in the context of talking about the tongue and it’s power and then immediately talking about wisdom.  As HIMs we need to be aware of our words and the impact they have, and make sure they are imparting wisdom.

MOLESKIN:
None.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
None.

Monster Mash

THE SCENE: Insert info
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:

Insert information about the warmup.
THA-THANG:
Insert information about the workout.

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  • lists
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MARY:
Insert information about any additional post-THANG work (if applicable).
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
Use the TAGS on right-side to record PAX (BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOURSELF) in attendance. Be sure to select the AO in CATEGORY above TAGS and then delete these notes!
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
Insert the WORD here.
MOLESKIN:
Insert any personal comments, notes, devotion content, etc.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Insert information about upcoming events, 2nd or 3rd F opportunities, and any other announcements.

Blocks in The Path

THE SCENE: 40°, clear
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:

10 curls
10 tricep extensions
10 upright rows
10 blockees
THA-THANG:
Route 66 style CMU OH run together through park with doing exercises at every other light pole going up to 11 then back down again.
Curls
Tricep extensions
Upright rows
Blockees
MARY:
CMU flutter kicks x 25
CMU hammers 2-count x 20
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
10 mighty men
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
9 unconscious beliefs blocking our path to inner peace:
1. “I Need to be Doing Something Right Now.”
Though our ego tricks us into believing we need this feeling to get things done, when we can let it go we see a lot of our anxiety dissolves and our relaxation deepens. We’re also much more likely to enjoy what we need to do without the constant internal pressure of feeling that what we’re doing in this moment is never enough.

2. “When I Get What I Want I Will be Happy.”
When we see we’re doing this we can practice letting go of that need, even if only for a brief moment. The more capable we become at doing so, the more we will naturally experience happiness in the present, and the less our minds will fixate on ideas of the future for fulfillment.

3. “Finding Inner Peace Is Difficult.”
Often it is letting go of the belief that what we want is so far away, and understanding that when you stop striving so aggressively you will start to see the calm you’re looking for.

4. “If I Express My Emotions Honestly People Will Think I’m Weak.”
The irony in this is that as everyone is dealing with the urge to be authentic, those that actually do so are often met with respect and admiration.

5. “If People Knew the Real Me, They Wouldn’t Like It.”
We hide certain aspects of our personality, defining ourselves publicly by what we show and privately by what we’ve hidden. The reality is that you are a lot more than either of those stories, and people will gravitate toward the real you because they appreciate honesty.

6. “I Should be Happier Right Now.”
Happiness isn’t something you need to have all the time; it comes and goes, like any experience, but it’s not a prerequisite for being human.

7. “Not Being the Best Me Isn’t Good Enough.”
When you can strip yourself of this idea you’ll soon realize that the chase to being your best self is infinite and anxiety-inducing.

8. “I Owe the World.”
Though gratitude is important, it doesn’t mean we should walk around with the feeling that we’re in debt to the universe. When we let go of the deep feeling of debt and obligation, we can then really start to give people what we have to offer.

9. “There Was a Time in My Past That Absolutely Sucked.”
Often we become so identified with bad times in our past that they get in the way of us enjoying the present. When we come to realize that they are far less significant than we initially thought, we stop feeling like imposters and we let old memories fall away.

– From Tiny Buddha
MOLESKIN:

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
BrOlympics Saturday!

Pyramid scheme

THE SCENE: 41 and colder than I expected
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER

yep
WARM-O-RAMA:

1burp

Imperial walkers x10/4ct

2 burp

Squats x10/4ct

3 burp 

Imperial squat walkers x10/4ct

4 burps

Mtn climbers x 10 4ct

5 burps 

Bobby Hurley’s x 10

4 burps 

Merkins x 10 /4ct

3 burps 

Lbcs x 10 / 4ct

2 burps

Monkey Humpers x 10 /4ct

1 burp 

THA-THANG:
Indian run to lower parking lot behind the baseball fields

pyramid laps

  • Partner up with like speed
  • Run opposite directions
  • Every time you meet , do the following exercises in reps of 25 except burpees. 10 burps
  • Lap 1 Merkins
  • lap 2 merkins, LBC
  • LAP 3 merkins, lbc, mtn climbers
  • lap 4 merkins, lbc,mtn climbers, Bobby Hurley
  • lap 5 merkins lbc mtn climbers Bobby Hurley and burpees
  • lap 6 lbc, mtn climbers , Bobby Hurley’s , burpees
  • lap 7 mtn climbers , Bobby Hurley , burpees
  • lap 8 Bobby Hurley’s , burps
  • lap 9 burps
  • lap 10 victory lap
  • mosey back reverse Indian run to AO

MARY:
Line up on the line ! We got a sneak peek of 2 events for the Olympics this weekend. Shuttle run and triple burpee broad jump . Shuttle run x 2  and one time doing triple burpees broad jump

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
25 pax
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
Leadership involves surrounding yourself with good positive people . With out this, you cannot have success.
MOLESKIN:
As I wrapped up my first season as a HEAD COACH , I realized quickly I can’t do it alone. Expecting to lead alone is nearly impossible. A true leader will surround himself or herself with positive people ready to help. It’s just what I had in my first season of being a head coach for 2 of my sons flag football teams. I had a lot of expectations of myself to “run the show” but quickly realized , I am screwed doing it all alone. I had dads stepping up ready to help as assistant coaches. It was much needed and with all the help, our teams had a successful season ! The success was not winning the games but just having fun with the kids! To sum it up, we are born to lead but we can’t do it alone !

Einstein “ stay away from negative people, the find a problem to every solution” . As you lead, make sure you surround yourself with positive people !

Aye!
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
F3 brolympics coming this weekend!!

Gloomy Monday

THE SCENE
60 and foggy

Welcome & Disclaimer

 

THE THANG
COP
SSH x25 (IC)
Tempo Squats x15 (IC)
Dive Bombers x15 (IC)
Line up on curb
Run to far curb and back
Diagonal Lunges x12(IC)
Run to far curb and back
BAC Fwd x10 (IC)
BAC Bkwd x10 (IC)
Run to far curb and back

Mosey to the hill near the parking lot and pair up with a Battle Buddy of similar fitness level.

 

Lt. Dan’s Revenge
Start at base of hill.  Perform 1 Lt. Dan (2 squat, 4 lunges), run the hill.  At the top do 5 merkins.
Rinse and repeat adding 1 Lt. Dan each time then back down (i.e. 2/4, 4/8, 6/12, 8/16, 10/20).

Mosey to parking lot on the other side of the playground.

 

Pyramid of Pain
Each man will complete the following:

  • Complete exercise 1 then run around the parking lot
  • Complete exercise 1 and 2 then run to the top of the hill. Continue until you get to 6 exercises
  • Upon completion of all 6 exercises continue but take one exercise off each round starting with 1 (then 2, 3 and so on).

Exercises (x15 of each):

  1. Narrow Squats
  2. Diamond Merkins
  3. 4ct Flutter Kicks
  4. Tuck Jumps
  5. Dry Docks
  6. 4ct Freddy Mercury

Mosey back to SP

 

MARY
American Hammers – x20 (IC)
4ct Side Crunches x10 each side (IC)
Box Cutters – x20 (IC)

 

COT
Number off and Name-O-Rama – 33 PAX including 1 FNG – Sunshine

 

BOM
Everything we did this morning is nothing complicated or fancy.  Each man could do what we did alone with no problem…the question is would you?  The second F, Fellowship, is what empowers the first F (Fitness).  Our strength is drawn from each other.  Seeking to be the leaders we want to be in our families and community is hard work.  Each day we have to get up and recommit.  Doing it alone is a recipe for failure, but together we can make a little progress each day.

Bottom line – Make sure you are locking shields with other men seeking the same goals you are seeking.  Don’t try and go it alone!  You aren’t meant to do it alone.  Growth is a team sport.

 

 

Submitted by Cap’n Crunch