THE SCENE
65 and Foggy
Welcome and Disclaimer
THE THANG
COP [Gus & Cap’n Crunch]
SSH x21 (IC)
Imperial Walkers x21(IC)
Dive Bombers x21 (IC)
Arm Circles Forward x10 (IC) & Backward x11(IC)
Partner up with a Battle Buddy for the duration of the workout.
Mosey to flag pole between the baseball fields.
Team RWB – 21 Guns [Gus]
21 minutes AMRAP
– 400 meter run (from flag pole to far baseball field and back x2)
– 9 Pull-ups (in dugouts)
– 21 pushups (on sidewalk near dugout)
– 21 box jump (on picnic tables under the covered area)
– 15 burpees (at the flag pole)
Mosey to front of Lakeshore Park, first parking lot.
Runs and Rounds [Cap’n Crunch]
Gather in the parking lot. We will do 6 rounds of 1 minute sets of exercises building in a pyramid fashion (i.e R1 = 1min of 1 exercise, R2 =2 min of 2 exercises, R3 = 3min of 3 exercises, etc.). After each round, run to the far tree (app 45 yards) and do a burpee corresponding to the round you are on then run back.
R1: Pikes
R2: Pikes, Narrow Squats
R3: Pikes, Narrow Squats, Lance Armstongs,
R4: Pikes, Narrow Squats, Lance Armstongs, Diamond Merkins,
R5: Pikes, Narrow Squats, Lance Armstongs, Diamond Merkins, Side Lunges
R6: Pikes, Narrow Squats, Lance Armstongs, Diamond Merkins, Side Lunges, 4ct Flutter Kicks
Total time = 21 minutes
Total burpees = 21
Mosey across the street to East Tennessee Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery
COT
Number off & Name-O-Rama
BOM
G6 shared about the Tomb of the Unknown Solider. He then prayed and we ended with Taps.
MOLESKIN
31 PAX including 1 FNG came out to a gloomy Asylum to get better and honor the men and women who have fallen in battle. We took on the Team RWB 21 Guns challenge and added some more for good measure (if it doesn’t challenge you it won’t change). The highlight of the morning was moseying to the East Tennessee Veteran’s Memorial Cemetery. We made our way to the top of the main hill and circled up for the COT. Men who have lost friends and family during battle shared their names, branch of service. We then had our PAX’s own Wardaddy G6, himself retired Air Force, share during the BOM and lead us in prayer. We ended our time with a moment of silence and the playing of Taps.
It was a great morning. As men arrived a thick fog settled over the park and it set the mood perfectly. This was a special morning. The men went hard and no man was left behind…just as it should be.