THE SCENE: Slightly cloudy, temps in sixties.
F3 WELCOME & DISCLAIMER
WARM-O-RAMA:
20 Plank Jacks, 10 Pinto Twists, 10 Windmills, 10 Rockettes, 10 Tempo Squats, Michael Phelps
THA-THANG:
Mosey to large parking lot that is south of northern ball fields and north of serpentine sidewalk. Each man picks up a two bricks. We will run, with bricks, counter-clockwise around the parking lot, stopping at each cone to do the listed exercise.
- Cone 1: 10 Mini-man-makers
- Cone 2: 20 Overhead Presses
- Cone 3: 20 Wings Up
- Cone 4: 20 Curls
- Cone 5: 20 Wings Down
- Cone 6: 20 Tricepts
- Cone 7: 20 Wings Out
- Cone 8: 20 Rows
Run one more time around parking lot with bricks, doing Bernie Sanders during first half and sprinting for the second half (not stopping at cones). Lunge at semi circles ends of the parking lot. Then dump bricks back in pile.
Mosey to start of serpentine sidewalk. We will do 14’s on the sidewalk all the way to the perimeter trail. We will bear crawl to first light, run for four lights, lunge to next light, run four more, then repeat sequence to perimeter trail. We will do 20 Imperial Walkers as a group at the perimeter trail.
Mosey on perimeter trail until we reach cardiac hill. We will run up cardiac hill, performing the following exercises at each of the following areas:
- Start of cardiac hill: 20 Hello Dollies (four count).
- Turn 1: 20 American Hammers (four count)
- Turn 2: 20 Flutter Kicks (four count)
- Turn 3: 20 Decline Merkins
- Benches: 20 Bench Dips
Mosey to parking lot by entrance to the northern ball fields. Go to CMU Pile. We will do 20 Overhead Presses, 20 Curls, 20 Rows, and 20 Squats with CMUs.
Mosey to northern-most ball field. We will do the great football throw. In this, one man runs to first base and then rounds towards second. The next man must lead him with a pass of the football as he heads to second. If the ball hits the ground then all men must do five burpees. The ball is passed back and the man who passed the ball is now the receiver going to first and second base with the next man in line being the passer. The group must do five burpees for any ball that hits the ground on a pass.
Mosey to playground. We will do elevens at the benches with decline merkins as one exercise and bench hops as the other.
Mosey back to CMU pile. We will repeat the 20 Overhead Presses, 20 Curls, 20 Rows, and 20 Squats with CMUs.
Mosey to bottom of Mini-Cardiac. We will Bernie Sanders to No Parking Sign then sprint to the gate at the top of the hill.
Mosey to AO.
MARY:
20 Box Cutters.
COUNT-OFF & NAME-O-RAMA
Eight men, including P-nut visiting us from UT Martin and Abscess’ dog, Tank.
CIRCLE OF TRUST/BOM:
How Do We Color Our World?
I recently viewed a quick video by Christian rapper Andy Mineo. He talked about how he reads scripture to help relieve him from doubt about Christ. He also talked about how scripture helps to color his world with what is good, with what is right. And by coloring his world in that way, he then can do more in regards to what is good and right for others, because he is viewing those around him in a way that God wants him to view them.
How do we color our worlds? Sometimes when I wake up on a work day I do not color my world with much beauty. I may start off with a stroke that goes like this: “Crap, another day of work.”
I can chose to color it in a different way. I can chose to paint my morning this way: “God, help me to greet others with strength and love today. Help me to know you are there with me in each and every activity I perform. Let me hear your voice whispering to me and help me to feel your hand upon me.”
Further, I can read from the bible at the start and/or end of my day. I can get together with people who will get me in the correct frame of mind and help me to color my world in the right kind of way. For example, I can go to F3, bust my butt with my brothers, and hear the message within the Circle of Trust that will thrust me forward with a strong spirit to meet the day.
Some of you may remember a song by the group Chicago called “Color My World.” The last line of the song, directed toward a lover, says “Color my world with hope of loving you.” What if we were to change the line, thinking of our Father in Heaven, and say, each day, to God “Color my world with the love you have for me.” Saying that to ourselves may color our day with hope, with strength, with conviction, and with joy.
MOLESKIN:
Prayers for the pregnancy of Small’s wife who is due in mid to late July. Prayers for Crawdad’s wife, Kaitlin, who is having surgery.
