Q: Curveball
PAX: Brick, Pele (Jon Lindberg), Lizzy, Lilydipper, Mr Jinxy, CRISPR, Crash Dummy, High Heels, Doubtfire (Nick Bond), Tenderfoot, Rooney (Carl Whipple), Curveball
FNGs: None
COUNT: 12
WARMUP:
SSH (Side Straddle Hops) – 25 IC
Arm Circles (Forward/Backward) – 10 each direction IC
Cherry Pickers – 10 IC
– Run halfway to Greenway.
Imperial Walkers – 15 IC
Slow Merkins – 10 IC
Plank Jacks – 15 IC
THE THANG:
Down to Lyons View Greenway. 1st light pole Route 66 Burpees.
Into woods. – Gauntlet Workouts
LBCs <-----------------------> Squats
Diamond Merkins <-----------------------> Flutters
Lunges <-----------------------> Wide Merkins
Three shaded stations making way back to flag.
Station 0: Core Crusher
15 LBCs
15 Flutter Kicks (4-count)
15 American Hammers (4-count)
Station 1: Upper Body
10 Merkins
10 Dips (on curb/bench)
10 Carolina Dry Docks
Station 3: Legs
15 Squats
10 Jump Squats or Air Chair Hold (30 sec)
10 Lunges (each leg)
10 Calf Raises at staircase
MARY:
15 LBCs
15 Flutter Kicks (4-count)
15 American Hammers (4-count)
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
June 26th 5:45PM Asylum PM
– Brick will be passing the AOQ flag to Crash Dummy
COT:
How does June 24th matter when it comes to the Declaration of Independence?
Here’s a basic rundown of it.
June 7th – Richard Henry Lee of Virginia presented initial resolution for independence.
June 11th – foundations for the document were laid
June 11th – Committee of Five. Adams, Franklin, Jefferson, Roger Sherman, Robert R Livingston. Jefferson chosen to draft Declaration
June 28th – Presented to Congress.
Congress debated and revised it between July 1st and the 4th.
Formally adopted by Congress on July 2nd.
The www.google.com/search?safe=active&cs=1&sca_esv=a644fcbfba2a63ce&sxsrf=AE3TifMZhh5JTXJ4JOD-ennCuxqCHym8qQ%3A1750716996991&q=Continental+Congress&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiA3L6FyYiOAxXev4kEHVd-FnQQxccNegQIExA… voted to declare independence from Great Britain on July 2, 1776.
The delegates then spent the next two days revising and finalizing the text of the www.google.com/search?safe=active&cs=1&sca_esv=a644fcbfba2a63ce&sxsrf=AE3TifMZhh5JTXJ4JOD-ennCuxqCHym8qQ%3A1750716996991&q=Declaration+of+Independence&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiA3L6FyYiOAxXev4kEHVd-FnQQxccN…. This final, approved version was officially adopted on July 4th.
So, on June 24th, 1776, the Committee of Five, appointed on June 11th, was likely engaged in the process of drafting the Declaration of Independence, which was presented to Congress later that week. No specific significant event directly linked to the Declaration of Independence is recorded as occurring on that particular day.
However, the critical activities related to the Declaration leading up to July 4th were the drafting by the Committee of Five, the presentation to Congress, and the subsequent debates and revisions. Without this work done by our forefathers, significant events would not have followed.
June 24th is important because even though the efforts of that day are not recorded or celebrated, they were essential in process that became independence for America. Don’t ever think your work and preparation, even though they aren’t seen by others, aren’t significant.
