All in all, not a bad morning weather wise that greeted the seven of us this morning. Clock struck 0530 and we were off. Veteran crew, so a moving disclaimer after One Eye mentioned turning his ankle yesterday.
THANG
Run left out of OP onto Rea for +/- 1 mile to Providence Lane West.
This is a roughly 1/2 mile long stretch with great elevation changes and five side streets.
At each side street on the way to Lancer, do the following: 20 merkins, 20 knee ups, 20 squats
At Lancer, turn around for pure run back to Rea Rd. That’s one. Repeat until 6:05ish and run back to OP.
COT
Announcements:
F3 Dads – pretty sure still ongoing in SOB land
F3 Golf – sign up soon
Church on the Street – YHC signed up for September, need a few more for August I believe.
Former college roommate of mine is a church planter in Boston. YHC will be hosting an event for him next Tuesday, so for anyone with a heart for the inner city (or that just likes free beer), shoot me a DM on Twitter for details: @leewillunc
Moleskine:
This was early BRR prep, as the hills on Providence Rd West are deceptively steep, though short. The Strava elevation map looks a little like the silhouette of Batman.
YHC entertained going for 3 full trips, jumped out to an early lead, and then faded. Lungs and legs still not back to “normal” after what seemed like a short IR stint. I believe most of the group completed 2+ full trips. YHC had the distance at 4.44 miles with 200 merkins, squats, and LBCs. Sundancer, despite having run this before, stopped for exercises on the way back also…so more exercises and less distance? Something like that.
Anyway, that many squats take a lot out of the legs. Not a fun 1-mile run, all uphill, back to OPE. Quite a bit slower for all.
Good to have Cold Cuts back off IR. One Eye and Sundancer are back from vacation. Apparently it was 82 and sunny all week in Connecticut, which was coincidentally about the weather upon our arrival back to OPE.
Probably leaving out just about anything that could be of interest. Serious about the next Tuesday thing.
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