F3 Knoxville

Tag: Swerve

Luck be a Lady Tonight

THE SCENE: 70s and humid
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
Little Baby Arm Circles X10

Cherry Pickers X5

Windmills X5

Mosey loop
THA-THANG

10 blockees then roll dice

1- run loop

2- 50 hop kicks

3- 50 rows

4- 30 overhead presses

5- 50 box jumps

6- 50 curls

Switched to 10 gauntlet Squats halfway through

MARY:
LBCs

Superman Banna

Pax Roulette
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:
“Pressure is a privilege. It means someone believes in you. And it gives you the opportunity to do something extraordinary.” – Tim S. Grover
MOLESKIN:
Insert any personal comments, notes, devotion content, etc.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Insert information about upcoming events, 2nd or 3rd F opportunities, and any other announcements.

B.O.M.B.S Away

THE SCENE: Pleasant and cool. Sunrise was awesome. A little breezy for the flags.
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:

  • SSH (15 in cadence)
  • Tempo Squats (10 in cadence)
  • Merkins (10 single count)
  • OHC (10 in cadence
  • Run Apex Loop

THA-THANG:
B.O.M.B.S Away – Partner workout

Pax 1 – Run Apex Loop

Pax 2 – Do exercise

Rotate after Pax 1 finishes run. Continue through exercises.

  •  Burbees – 50
  • Over Head Claps – 100
  • Merkins – 150
  • Big Boy Situps – 200
  • Squats – 250

MARY:
Some “approved of” stretching.
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
2 Corinthians 5:17 – If anyone is in Christ he is a new creation. The old has passed away, the new has come.

There is a difference between shame and guilt. Shame isolates us. Guilt draws us closer to the Father. In Christ we are made new.
MOLESKIN:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Karate Kid Part II

THE SCENE: Nice humid morning in TN
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
Side strech

Lunges, Add Front Kick, Add double lunge and double front

shuffle around cones

jab cross and front kick

jump front kick

do combo down line of cones

Do combo 3 times in middle then go to 1 of 4 cones

Cone 1: 10 burpee jump front kicks

cone 2: 10 squat front kicks

cone 3: 10 chuck Norris merkins

cone 4: 10 squat crescent kicks

partner strec

THA-THANG:

shuffle around cones

jab cross and front kick

jump front kick

do combo down line of cones

Do combo 3 times in middle then go to 1 of 4 cones

Cone 1: 10 burpee jump front kicks

cone 2: 10 squat front kicks

cone 3: 10 chuck Norris merkins

cone 4: 10 squat crescent kicks

partner strech

MARY:
5 side Crunches each side

15 flutter kicks

LBCs

15 hello dollys
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/BOI

We’ve been telling our instuctors at the school that additude is more important at the beginning than any thing else. The same is true with everything in life
MOLESKIN:
Always fun to share Martial Arts with the PAX
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Insert information about upcoming events, 2nd or 3rd F opportunities, and any other announcements.

The Sorta Secret Hundo

THE SCENE: Very comfortable. Like low 60s
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
All 4ct in Cadence: 20 SSH, 10 Merkins, 10 Squats, 8 Cherry Pickers
Jog around the Small Apex Loop

THA-THANG:
There are lines in the Grinder marked 5, 10, 15, 20 respectively. Simply do the number of reps for the exercise, then do the corresponding movement between the lines. After completing line 20, run to the pull-up bar and do 5 pull-ups. Then run back and do everything in reverse (except broad jumps…that’s dangerous to do backwards).

  • Merkins / Bear Crawls
  • Big Boy Sit-ups / Crab Walks
  • Good Morning / Lunges
  • Squats / Broad Jumps
  • Dips / Bear Crawls

MARY:
20 4ct Flutter Kicks, 15 4ct Hello Dolly, 10 4ct in and outs, 5 V-ups, Pax Rolette until time

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
6 PAX

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
Perseverance has been on my mind lately. In some respects I think that word relates to just gritting through hard situations. But lately, I’ve just been trying to persevere through a particular habit I’m trying to work on. The bad habit is just tensing my shoulders in random even non stressful situations. I don’t know why it is happening, but I don’t like it. So how can I persevere in maintaining calm? It takes patience. Patience with myself and acknowledging that I don’t have it all together. That I still have stuff to work on and that I need help. For me, I think about the fruits of the Spirit that I want to see ripening in my life: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, gentleness, faithfulness, righteousness, and self-control. All these fruits develop and ripen the more I am abiding in the vine of Christ. So whatever thing you are working on to better yourself or to improve things for those around you, be patient with yourself. Persevere in the little things.

MOLESKIN:
N/A

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Convergence on July 2 (sign up), Breakfast at Drifters on July 9, Beer Mile and Field Day at Moses’s on July 16. So a packed July.

Sorta like hot yoga

THE SCENE: Felt kinda warm. Sauna-ish. Lot of moisture.
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
All 4ct in Cadence: 20 SSH, 15 Knee Taps, 10 Imp Walkers, 5 cherry pickers. 

THA-THANG:
Slingshot to Mount Suckmore: Partner 1 carries 2 CMUs toward mount suckmore. Partner 2 does 10 burpees and then runs to catch partner 1. Switch jobs then rinse and repeat.

At Suckmore: reps are 5, 10, 15, 20, 15, 10, 5 (if you can make it that far). Curls and CMU swings at the bottom. Big Boy Sit-ups and 2ct Knee taps at the top.

MARY:
Run back to AO. At AO Block overhead for 20 4ct Flutter kicks, 20 4ct hello dolly, 20 4ct superman, 20 4ct squats. 

COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
11 PAX

CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
3 seemingly unrelated things: My Dad, My Mailbox, and Aristotle.

My Dad. My Dad is a really hard worker, and there were many a day where he was working long hours at a labor intensive job and would come home and put in even more hours of back breaking work on various things around the house to make it so we could live a good life. I’m super grateful and learned more from him and internalized those lessons probably even more than he realizes. For example, I worked all day on a dang mailbox this weekend.

My Mailbox. It seemed like every single step of putting this mailbox together was thwarted in one way or another. Even stuff that used to work kept breaking down and I don’t know why. So I had to problem solve almost every step. And even though I didn’t do it exactly the way my dad would do it, upon reflection, I see a lot of his lessons helping me get the job done and sticking with it until it was finally done.

Aristotle. For all the virtue of my Dad’s work ethic, there were some points where he takes it too far. He still has a hard time turning it off. He often has literal beaver instincts and cannot rest until he’s fix this thing or other and often over fixes it to the Nth degree. That’s why Aristotle comes to mind. He said that ever virtue lies between two vices. There is the vice of slothfulness and then the vice of overworking yourself. There were many times that my Dad lost out on really good family opportunities because he simply couldn’t set aside his work. I find myself slipping into that too. Letting projects so consume me and frustrate me that everyone in the family feels my frustration and can’t have a good time.

I think we all need to take a lesson from these 3 things. 1) perseverance is needed and best learned from those willing to endure suffering with us and for us. 2) use the lessons our parents gave us and pass them down to the benefit of the next generation, even if that means they are simply able to put a mailbox together. 3) find the amount of work and the amount of rest that is appropriate for you, your situation, and your family. Work is important, but it isn’t everything.

MOLESKIN:
Insert any personal comments, notes, devotion content, etc.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Don’t forget about the July 2 convergence and the 2.0 workout on June 25 at 8:15am at the Bombshelter.