F3 Knoxville

Tag: Z-Pack

Circle of Gain

AO: thequacken
Q: Z-Pack
PAX: Frizzles, Z-Pack
FNGs: None
COUNT: 2
WARMUP:
SSH
Windmill
Squat and Reach
OH Claps
Baby Arm Circles
Michael Phelps
Merkins
Mountain Climbers

THE THANG:
Circle of Gain

MARY:
LBCs
Flutter Kicks

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
September Lunch if Anyone is interested.
The Quacken will continue IPC workouts on Wednesdays

COT:
2 Thessalonians 3
“…do not grow weary in doing good.”
Encouragement for me when life is hard. We can’t give up. Keep the faith, maintain your walk, fight the good fight.

Miracle Max Ruck

AO: thequacken
Q: Z-Pack
PAX: Hobie, Duggar, Z-Pack, Siete , Siete
FNGs: 1 Siete
COUNT: 4
WARMUP:
Lap around the track at the park

THE THANG:
Walk/ruck on the neighborhood streets past the FCUMC grave yard to St. Joseph School. We got a pic with F3 Miracle Max (St. Joseph, patron saint of workers). Returned to the AO

MARY:
Nope

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Monday AM workouts starting back this Monday at the Quacken.
Let’s get a September lunch on the calendar.
Iron PAX continues this Wednesday at the Quacken.

COT:
Prayer Time and we welcomed FNG, Siete, who is the brother of The Six.

IPC 2024 Week 0

AO: thequacken
Q: FixerUpper
PAX: Z-Pack, Herbie, Prairie Dog (Trey Barrett)
FNGs: None
COUNT: 4
WARMUP:
Warmup stuff

THE THANG:
– Kalsu – 100 thrusters
– Start the 1-minute EMOM timer
– Perform 5 burpees
– As soon as you finish the burpees, start doing thrusters
– When the timer goes off, do 5 burpees
– Keep repeating this until you finish 100 thrusters
– After 100 thrusters, run 400 meters
– Reverse Kalsu – 100 burpees (would that be Uslak?)
– Start your 100 burpees as soon as you get back
– Don’t restart the EMOM timer. You are at the mercy of the timer as to when you get back
– Each time the EMOM timer goes off, 5 thrusters
– Perform burpees in between until you get to 100 burpees
– Workout ends after your 100 burpees
– Record your total time

MARY:
Lay there and groan

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The Monday AM workout returns starting 9/9 at 0530.
PM workouts will hibernate for the season.

COT:
Why do we do hard things? Because we see value in them.

What is it that we are valuing though? Is it for ourselves or is it for others?

Clock Puncher For Labor Day

AO: thequacken
Q: Z-Pack
PAX: Tenderfoot, Z-Pack, Crash Dummy, Trip
FNGs: None
COUNT: 4
WARMUP:
Windmill
Squat and Reach
OH Clap
Baby Arm Circles
Ring of Fire Merkin
Mountain Climbers

THE THANG:
Clock Puncher

MARY:
No

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Iron PAX starting.
Quacken workouts on Monday will be at 0530 starting this Monday. PM workouts on Monday will be reevaluated next Spring.

COT:
“The Hiding Place” br Corrie ten Boom
A true story of courage, faith, and forgiveness.

Coupon Stash

AO: thequacken
Q: FixerUpper
PAX: Z-Pack, Gmail
FNGs: None
COUNT: 3
WARMUP:
Ruck a lap around the park loop

THE THANG:
Ruck some more loops around Gresham Track. Think about IronPAX and October Sky (maybe that second part was just me)

Found some coupons but it looked like they were claimed.

MARY:
Stretch sesh

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Marine Mud run tomorrow
Last PM workout of the season 9/2

COT:
Thoughts on “Beautiful Scandalous Night.”

Scandal = something that offends proprietary or established moral conceptions and disgraces those associated with it.
We don’t normally think that we are the cause of a scandal, espcially if we “follow the rules” and are generally “good people.” However, as it reads in Romans 5:8 “while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” A simple concept, but a moral outrage if we understand it properly.

What did Jesus deserve? Honor, respect, adoration.
What did he get? Disgrace, disrespect, and a violent death.
Why? because we were enemies of God, according to Romans.

Should not the ones who were guilty be punished? Earlier in Romans it reads that there is “no one righteous” according to the law (3:9 and 3:23). Is God unjust to not deal with law-breaking offenders accordingly?

I’ll let Paul answer that question:

24 … and all are justified freely by his grace through the redemption that came by Christ Jesus. 25 God presented Christ as a sacrifice of atonement, through the shedding of his blood—to be received by faith. He did this to demonstrate his righteousness, because in his forbearance he had left the sins committed beforehand unpunished— 26 he did it to demonstrate his righteousness at the present time, so as to be just and the one who justifies those who have faith in Jesus.