Author Archive Tuck

Ardrey Karen HS

4 intellectually curious PAX and 1 Karen went back to school on a beautiful Monday morning at Firestarter.

Thang

Muscle-up an onto retaining wall next to Blakeney entrance at Blakeney Heath Rd – 10 times

Mosey to rock pile behind the Lash Studio

  • Curls – 20 OYO
  • Triceps extensions – 20 OYO
  • Walking lunges w/ rock held overhead – roughly 10 lunges each leg
  • Repeato

Mosey to rock pile next to Self Storage place

  • Thrusters w/ rock – 15 IC
  • Merkin w/ 1 hand on rock, alternating hands – 10 each side
  • Repeato

Mosey to benches behind Ardrey Kell HS

  • Dips – 20 IC
  • Bulgarian split squats – 10 each leg
  • Hip slappers – 15 each side

Mosey back to rock pile behind the Lash Studio

  • Flutters w/ rock held over chest – 20 IC
  • American hammer while holding rock – 15 IC

Moleskine

It was an honor to lead at Firestarter for the first time.  Thank you, Teddy and Mark Kay, for the opportunity and for your support.  YHC could feel the positive vibes you were sending from your fartsacks.  YHC’s guess for the low turnout this AM is a combination of the threat of rain and PAX posting elsewhere for Passport.  Lucky for those in attendance, the rain held off and we had perfect weather.  Small numbers and strong PAX allowed us to cover a lot of ground.  Really strong work by One Star, Sweetwater and Wingman.  In total we got in 3.1 miles aka 5k.  Not too shabby for a 45 minute bootcamp.

The final destination was Ardrey Kell High School.  YHC can’t remember ever going there during a workout, so it was high on the list to check out.  We were only there for a short time, but long enough for a faculty member to see us on her walk into school and then decide to come out and check on us a bit later.  Relax Karen!  Nothing to see here, other than One Star’s Ho Ho Ho socks and Sweetwater’s chiseled physique.  On second thought, who could blame her for wanting a second look at all that.  AKHS has a lot to offer, bootcamp wise, including a plethora of parking lots, bountiful benches and frequent fields.  The only issue is it’s a stretch to reach from Blakeney.  Side note: perhaps Community House MS would be a solid future AO since it has easy access to both AKHS and the Morrison Y.  Not to mention it has it’s own track w/ tires to flip.  Side side note: it was nice to discover that there is a rock pile next to the Self Storage place.

You know how some PAX are freakishly good at 1 specific thing?  Like Market Timer w/ running backwards, Doc McStuffins with dead hanging or Mary Kay with not showing up to Firestarter?  Well as it turns out, Wingman is that way w/ muscle-ups.  He was done well before anyone else even though we were all pushing hard.  Wingman also helped Sweetwater get access to The Brave calendar after the workout.  The issue was resolved by asking Sweetwater “Have you tried turning it off and on again?”  It was so successful that going forward, Wingman will be offering free technology assistance hours to all PAX after weekday SOB workouts.  So bring your broken Palm Pilots, BlackBerrys, Microsoft Zunes and Samsung Galaxy Note 7’s and watch Wingman work his genius.

One Star described a brutal workout that he barely survived once upon a time in Hilton Head, involving a ladder of exercises and bricks.  Hopefully he will bring it to a workout near you.

Sweetwater, safe travels to Atlanta.  This is for you: https://www.f3atlanta.com/workout-locations/

Deck the Halls: Nine is Fine!

Here we go again with the 5th iteration of something that shouldn’t have happened once.  15 PAX popped the red pill (and some ibuprofen) and posted at The Brave for the most ambitious and Christmassy Deck Run ever.  We covered 5-6 miles and conquered a world record 9 decks.  It was great on so many levels.

That’s right, 9 decks were ascended; the most of any Deck Run in recorded history.  Here is a little historical context:

  • Deck Run I – 11/20/15 – 13 PAX – 7 decks
  • Deck Run II – 6/9/17 – 18 PAX – 8 decks
  • Deck Run III – 10/19/18 – 23 PAX – 5.5 decks for most (foiled by security), 8 for Kirby/PJ/Mighty
  • Deck Run IV – 10/18/19 – ? PAX – 8 decks (PSA: write backblasts)
  • Deck Run V – 12/4/20 – 15 PAX – 9 decks

Here’s how it went down.  And up.

0520.  Taco Stand heads out early, and solo, looking to keep his heart rate down for his #MAF training.  If you ask YHC, this lone wolf has the biggest heart of the bunch.  No seriously, you should get that checked out Taco, it’s a dangerous condition.

0525.  YHC rolls up and Cheese Curd is already there, strapping on his ruck.  Usually it is not a ruck that Curd is strapping on in dimly lit parking lots, but that is a different story for a different time.  Recuping from a recent injury, Curd has decided to use the sure-fire rehab strategy of walking up concrete ramps while carrying a bunch of extra weight.  Curd is now primed to shatter the glass ceiling of parking deck-related sports by being the first man to ever ruck the Deck Run.  But if he is rucking can we still call it the Deck Run?  It’s definitely not the Deck Ruck because there are runners.  Let’s go with the Deck… Thing.

0526.  The nervous energy and determination are palpable.  YHC can sense the PAX are eager to get started on this unprecedented, audacious feat.  The kind of feat that you tell you grandkids about one day.  The kind of feat that Frehley’s could have told his grandkids about TODAY, if he had shown up.  The kind of feat that you get a tattoo over, like Rock Thrill’s IronMan or Tolkien’s Spartan, except dumber and even more regrettable.  Speaking of which, Wingy how is the logo coming?

0527.  Tagalong reaches into his beard, removes a headlamp and straps it on. He is now ready to finally gain the respect of his family and friends.

0528.  Disclaimer & instructions are urgently and dramatically delivered as Kirby casually searches his car for a headlamp. Even with stakes this high, with everything on the line, Kirby CANNOT be rattled.  He flat out refuses.  One time Kirby and Chuck Norris had a staring contest and Chuck Norris killed himself with a roundhouse kick TO HIS OWN FACE mid-contest. True story.

0529.  Tolkien reluctantly saunters up, looking like he is only there because YHC talked him into it.  YHC is ok with this.

0530.  And just like that, it’s go time.  No more talk.  No more casually looking for personal items.  Let’s do this!

Midriff’s shorts are high but his excitement is higher.  He leads the PAX out of the gate and stays out in front for most of the run. The nine decks start falling, one by one.  A nucleus of YHC/Wingman/Midriff/Softie/Wild Turkey/Tolkien/Tagalong/Brexit/Goonie forms, with smaller groups breaking off and doing what they need to do to get the job done.

It was fun to look up now and then and see PAX in different decks.  While running North on Community House we spotted Kirby and Teddy running in the Hampton Inn deck.  While on the roof of one of the Community House decks we spotted Taco on the roof of the next deck.  We are everywhere and cannot be stopped.

After crushing the 9 decks and honestly just embarrassing them, the various groups coalesced back at launch with a few minutes to spare.  All groups, that is, except the dynamic duo of Sweetwater and Das Boot.  These two overachievers decided to tack on an extra three quarters of a mile to the route before returning home.  Why?  Because they eat pieces of sh*t like you for breakfast, that’s why.

With our spirits high, bolstered by the satisfaction of knowing we had each taken more deck than any man that had come before us, we stood 6 feet apart and pondered life’s great questions.  Who is on Q next week?  Does it make sense to go to the 10-year F3 anniversary (spoiler alert: no it does not).  When is the next Deck Run/Thing?  Are there horse socks?

So what did we learn from Deck Run V?  For YHC it is this.

  1. It is an incredible gift to go on these pointless adventures with you fine fellows
  2. Next year 10 decks is the only option

Be honest, you thought there would be more deck-related puns in this backblast.

Coming in 2021: COVID vaccines but more importantly, Deck Run VI10 decks – “The Deckathalon”

-TUCK

Inspiration

9 guys posted at The Arsenal on a crisp December morning to see what kind of questionable decisions YHC would make.

YHC started with a disclaimer emphasizing social distancing, and then… hold on… someone is coming in hot! Who could it be? Let’s put our lives on hold and wait to find out. Why it was none other than General_! Wow, haven’t seen him since the Reagan administration.  This was a lot to process, but we had to forge ahead in earnest, now that we were officially a minute behind schedule. Surely this late start wouldn’t cause us to finish a minute late.

YHC had previously indicated we would be heading off campus. There was speculation by some that we’d be heading deep into the surrounding dark and hilly neighborhoods. Good guess, but no. Only Wingman pieced the puzzle together. YHC had strategically dropped the word “inspiration” into the pre-workout marketing and Wingy deduced, while studying Google Maps on the shitter, that we’d be heading to the campus of Inspiration Ministries. Nice work, Wingy. General_ ,on the other hand, had no clue where we were going. Wingman 1, General -1000.

Thang

We banged a right on Doby’s Bridge, crossed 521 with ease and continued Northeast on the brand new road that the new Indian Land YMCA graciously installed for us. General_ got winded almost immediately so we stopped for some SSH and then again a little later for IW so he could compose himself. After he stopped spilling merlot and pooping himself, we continued on past the Y and finally made it to the campus of Inspiration Ministries and CrossRidge church. The journey to this point was 1 mile. Now it was time for a little exploration of the extremely beautiful and impressive campus before us.

LSS x 10 IC in the lower right parking lot.

Mosey to the oval path around the giant cross behind the pond. There are 7 benches around the oval. Each pax find a home bench.  Run counterclockwise to each bench in suicide fashion, stopping for 5 derkins at each new bench and home bench. It was around this time that several pax individually confided in me that they didn’t think General_ would make it thru the workout, despite skipping most of the exercises.

Mosey to bridge going across the pond. Run around the North side of the pond, stopping at each corner for jump squats, starting w/ 10 and increasing by 10 at each corner. General_ pulled an audible and got in a quick nap.

Mosey to “big monument thing” near the 521 entrance.  Grab some wall for dips and hip slappers IC.

Return to the main entrance road for route 66 burpees using the trees as markers.  We got to the 7th tree before needing to head back to launch (28 burpees).

We retraced our steps, more or less, on the 1 mi journey home, stopping a couple times for mary. General_ took an Uber back.

Moleskin

Ok, in reality we had an extremely strong group which enabled us to crush the 1 mi trek to/fro and get most of the weinke in. In total we covered almost 4 miles. Strong work by everyone, including General_. This new territory will (hopefully) be a welcome addition to the Arsenal repertoire.  I thoroughly enjoyed leading and exploring this area with these fine men. Thank you Brexit for the opportunity, and thank you L Train for switching dates w/ me.

Announcement

Deck Run v5 is tomorrow at the Brave. 9 decks are on the menu.

PreBlast: The 2020 Passport Challenge

In case you’ve been hiding under a rock or trapped under a tipped-over stockpile of canned goods and toilet paper, we are growing.  If you haven’t gotten around in a while, you’ve missed a lot.  The 1st F Q’s of Waxhaw, A51 and SOB present to you a challenge designed to get you outside of your normal routine/region/comfort zone, while encouraging consistency and giving you the opportunity to meet new PAX.

The 2020 Passport Challenge:

  • Starts November 1st and ends December 31st
  • Earn 1 point for each unique F3 workout / 2nd F Happy Hour / 3rd F meeting attended
  • No points are earned when repeating a workout/HH/meeting you’ve already done during the 2 month timeframe
  • The man with the most points at end of the year wins bragging rights and badass 2020 Passport Challenge dog tags, customized with his F3 name
  • We will use a Google sheet (link) to keep track.  Simply enter in your F3 name and keep track of your attendance at each unique F3 activity by entering the date that you attended.
  • F3 activities that are outside of A51/SOB/Waxhaw/UC are eligible (add them at the far right of the Google sheet)

With the Passport Challenge and the Holiday Knockout Challenge, the only sensible option is to get after it in a big way as we close out the year.  2020 has thrown a lot at us but we have it within our control to finish strong.  Let’s go! #SYITG

– Chastain, Orange Whip, Madame Tussauds, Cooter2 & Tuck

PreBlast: Makeshift Marathon 2020

Welcome to the long-awaited Makeshift Marathon 2020 PreBlast. Before we get into it, a little housekeeping…

Disclaimer: This is not an official event and is not sanctioned by F3 or FiA. There will be no road closures, medical professionals, safety personnel or public safety officials. Race organizers will not be held liable for any accidents, injuries, illnesses, deaths or medical emergencies experienced during or after Makeshift Marathon 2020. Participation is at your own risk. By registering for and/or participating in this event, you agree to these terms and conditions. 

Good times! When a PreBlast leads off with a disclaimer you know you have something exceptionally #CSAUP on your hands.

So, what is this? Simply put, a contingent of local runners who had their Fall races canceled put their heads together and developed their own race in Waxhaw/Marvin/South Charlotte. Several options are available, including a full marathon, marathon relay (any number of teammates), half marathon and 10k. Ruckers are welcome. There will be aid stations with water and participants will have the opportunity to have their own fuel/hydration waiting for them at each station.

Why? For the love of the sport, and to provide like-minded family and friends with the opportunity the race like it’s not 2020, while raising funds for a good cause.

Who? Open to members of F3, FiA, family and friends. Please do not advertise/share on social media.

When? Saturday, November 14th at 7AM.  In the event of inclement weather, the make-up date is Sunday, November 15th.

Where? Parking and race start/finish are in front of Kohl’s on Rea Rd. & Tom Short Rd in Waxhaw (601 Sherman Pl, Waxhaw, NC 28173).

Course:

  • Map Link
  • The course will be 6.55 miles long.  Complete four laps for the marathon, two for the half marathon and most of one for the 10k.
  • A device will be used to ensure the proper distance is measured, however the course will not be considered “certified” by any governing body.
  • It will be marked with flags and/or cones and temporary spray paint but we encourage all participants to study the course thoroughly.
  • The course is mostly flat.  There is a subtle incline on Ardrey Kell Rd. and a subtle decline on Tom Short Rd.
  • Please note that there will be no road closures or safety personnel. There are sidewalks available throughout the course and it is recommended that you use them. It is also highly recommended that you wear safety gear such as bright/reflective clothing and blinkies.
  • There are two crossings of Rea Rd. per lap. The course has been designed so that you don’t have to cross at a specific spot. You will have a window of 0.1 to 0.3 miles to cross at will when the road is clear of traffic. With any luck, you will not have to stop to wait for traffic during the race.

Aid Stations:

  • There are three aid stations per lap, averaging one every 2.18 miles.
  • 8 oz disposable water bottles will be provided at each station. Sports drinks (Gatorade, Powerade, etc) will NOT be provided.
  • Participants will have the opportunity to drop off their own fuel and hydration and have it waiting for them at each station. More details on this to follow.
  • Any non-disposable items left at aid stations will be returned to start/finish after the race to be claimed.

Misc:

  • Timing: Participants are responsible for timing their own races, although we will have a volunteer marking down each person’s start and finish time just in case.
  • Parking: Park in the Kohl’s parking lot (601 Sherman Pl, Waxhaw, NC 28173)
  • Bathrooms: Nearby bathrooms include the Starbucks and CVS in the Kohl’s shopping center and the Chick-fil-A at the corner of Rea Rd. and Ardrey Kell Rd. Please note that there are NO port-a-johns available on the course or in the start/finish area.
  • Registration Fee: the fee is $40 and covers the cost of water, course marking materials, shirt and contribution to a fundraiser (details below). For simplicity we are NOT varying the fee by race distance selected.  The fee will be collected via F3 SOB’s PayPal account. More communication on this to follow.
  • Fundraiser: The registration fee will include a $20 donation to Christ’s Closet.  Christ’s Closet is a local organization with the mission of showing God’s love by providing free clothes to those in need. Our donation will be put towards a 24 foot trailer which will enable quick mobile giveaways with just two men and a truck. Ice 9 and Shop Dawg are our liaisons within Christ’s Closet.
  • Event Shirt: The fee will also include an event shirt.  We are targeting a short-sleeved performance shirt.
  • Food and hydration will NOT be provided after the race. Participants are highly encouraged to bring their own.
  • Other items that you are encouraged to bring for after the race include a blanket (body temps drop quickly after a race in the cold), a change of clothes and a collapsible chair.
  • Even if you are not interested in racing, please consider pacing a friend, volunteering, or the sleep-in option (where you support the race/fundraiser with your funds, receive a shirt, but do not run)
  • Volunteers: we need volunteers to help with aid stations, timing, course marking, photography and singing the National Anthem.  Reach out to Tuck if interested.

Click HERE to register.

Click HERE to sign-up for a volunteer timeslot

 

Thorough Recounting of Chicken Run

Thang

And I ran
I ran so far away
I just ran
I ran all night and day
I couldn’t get away
A cloud appears above your head
A beam of light comes shining down on you
Shining down on you
The cloud is moving nearer still
Aurora Borealis comes in view
Aurora comes in view
And I ran
I ran so far away
I just ran
I ran all night and day
I couldn’t get away
#ChickenRun

This is FUN! We’re having FUN!!

5 men gathered to help bring the Brave back to life, and sweat all over the damn place.

Mosey around the parking lot for a minute and circle up for COP:

  • SSH x 25
  • LSS x 15
  • IW x 15
  • Slow Merkins x 10
  • MC x 15

Mosey to corner of Ballantyne Commons and Community House.

Thang

  • Run North on Community House to Endhaven (1 mile).  At every side-street / entrance on the way (8 total), stop for jump squats.  Start with 2 reps and increase by 2 at every station, for 72 reps total.
  • Take a right on Endhaven and run to the last neighborhood on the right (1 mile).  At every side-street / entrance on the way (8 total), stop for mary.  We did something like a Chippy Cross, but with lowering your legs back to 6-inches in between each toe touch.  Start with 2 reps and increase by 2 at every station, for 72 reps total.
  • Then run the route in reverse, using the same format.  On Endhaven do merkins.  On Community house do burpees.  It was worse than it sounds.

Mosey back to launch.  2 minutes of mary with each of us calling out 10-15 reps of an exercise one at a time rapid fire.

Moleskin

Loved the group we had this morning.  We stayed together throughout, with some good banter about how much “fun” we were having.  The title of this BB is a direct quote from Mario.  YHC can’t emphasize enough how horrible the last mile w/ 72 burpees was in that heat.  It didn’t help that the last few stations were close together.  It definitely took a bite out of all of us.  Kudos to the pax for not refuseniking.  Teddy is working his way back and looked quite strong.  Softie was out leading the pack for a good portion, Wingy had beard envy and Mario almost pooped himself during AND after the workout.  We must have looked pretty banged up after COT because a vulture was giving us the eye.  Apparently the same thing happened last week.  It might take one of us out eventually, but we must accept that.  It’s the circle of life.

Do Not Read This

4 men and 3 2.0’s split the Q at the latest installment of Garage Band.

Pyramid

  • 2 minute run into our respective ‘hoods (1 min out / 1 min back)
  • Pax 1 calls an exercise
  • 2 minute run
  • Pax 2 calls an exercise
  • Pax 1 calls his exercise again
  • 2 minute run
  • Pax 3 calls an exercise
  • Pax 2 calls his exercise again
  • Pax 1 calls his exercise again
  • 2 minute run
  • keep building the pyramid until time expires

Here are the exercises that each PAX chose as we built the pyramid:

  • Tuck – merkins x 10 (90 total)
  • Fire Hazard – overhead press w/ weight x 10 (80 total)
  • Flutie Flakes – Squats x 10 (70 total)
  • C3PO – Plank w/ 10 toe touches (60 total)
  • Johnny 5 – Freddy Mercury x 10 (50 total)
  • Odd Boy Out – LBC’s x 20 (80 total)
  • T1000 – Burpees x 10 (30 total)
  • Tuck – Slow curls w/ weight x 10 (20 total)
  • Fire Hazard – Dips x 10

Moleskine

Appreciated the group participation.  Is a Tuck Pyramid an easy button for the QIC?  Yes.  Is it a fun and solid workout?  Also yes.  It also tends to be a well balanced one because of the variety of exercises selected by the PAX.  The best thing about this format is that whenever you use it you are guaranteed a unique workout, never to be repeated again.  We got in ~2.5 miles which is pretty good for a 45 minute bootcamp.  T-claps to the 2.0’s (Odd Boy Out, Johnny 5 and T1000) for doing a great job picking their exercises.  Especially T1000 w/ the burpees.  Pretty ballsy!

We will continue Garage Band as long as there is demand for it.  Who knows- maybe it’ll become a permanent addition to the schedule.  YHC loves the 0630 start time which allows for a pre-run w/out waking up super early.  And being virtual, you save driving time on both ends.  For you runners it’s a great opportunity to get some running and cross training in on the same day, while still getting a decent amount of sleep.  For the non-runners you get even more sleep.  Everyone wins.

Announcements

Keep checking Slack and the SCLT F3 site to keep track of all the virtual and in-person workout options in SOB Land.  Some start times are being modified as we transition back to the gloom.  The Maul is in-person tomorrow @ 0600.

Garage Band Audition

3 PAX rocked out at a new workout called Garage Band on a beautiful Monday morning.  What is Garage Band?  Will SOB’s attend a Monday workout?  Are there horse socks?  Is anybody listening to me?

Garage Band is a new Monday virtual bootcamp born out of the current insanity.  Historically, SOB has struggled to sustain a Monday bootcamp (aside from The Big House up in Pineville).  No one really knows why.  Maybe we all just have a case of the Mondays.  Every Monday.  Maybe no one wants to compete with Blakovery (note, correct spelling of Blakovery).  Maybe Monday’s are cursed?  Rumor has it a few PAX have tried a Monday bootcamp in the past and all have suffered ill consequences.  In 2015, Market Timer and Bucky tried to launch one.  At the time they had flowing locks of hair down to their shoulders.  By the time the workout was over… not so much.  In 2017 it was Transporter and Paper Jam’s turn.  Prior to that they had never pooped mid-workout.  You all know how that story ends.  In 2018 Escobar gave it a shot.  He was just coming off his 10th consecutive marathon.  As far as anyone knows he has not run since.  #SOBMondayCurse

A few PAX have noted that they would appreciate a later start time option due to the lack of a commute or whatever the case may be, so we went with 0630 for this one.  Since everyone is out of their normal routines now is a great time to throw some new stuff at the wall and see what sticks.  It was much easier to get a 5k pre-run in with this start time.  Aside from the day of week and start time, everything else about Garage Band is pretty standard.

vCOP

  • SSH x 20 IC
  • IW x 20 IC
  • LSS x 20 IC
  • Run 1 minute out w/ some karaoke, 1 min back w/ some butt kickers and high knees

vDora 1-2-3

  • Partner up
  • Partner 1 runs 30 seconds out, 30 seconds back while partner 2 does merkins.  Flapjack.  Keep going until 100 cumulative merkins.
  • Partner 1 runs 30 seconds out, 30 seconds back while partner 2 does squats.  Flapjack.  Keep going until 200 cumulative squats.
  • Partner 1 runs 30 seconds out, 30 seconds back while partner 2 does LBC’s.  Flapjack.  Keep going until 100 cumulative LBC’s

vPyramid

  • Pax 1 calls an exercise
  • 2 minute run
  • Pax 1 calls his exercise again
  • Pax 2 calls an exercise
  • 2 minute run
  • Pax 1 calls his exercise again
  • Pax 2 calls his exercise again
  • Pax 3 calls an exercise
  • 2 minute run
  • etc etc

Here are the exercises that each PAX chose as we built the pyramid:

  • Coyote – SSH x 10 IC
  • Soft Pretzel – dips x 10
  • Tuck – diamond merkins x 10
  • Coyote – CDD x 10
  • Soft Pretzel – thrusters w/ weight x 10
  • Tuck – split squats x 10 each leg
  • Coyote – burpees x 10

Moleskin

Thank you Softie for joining and trying something new.  Oh BTW you are co-site Q of Garage Band.  Coyote (YHC’s 2.0) is still enthusiastic about working out after a few weeks.  YHC is cherishing this unexpected time with him in the gloom.

Lessons Learned:

  • We can make partner exercises like Dora 1-2-3 work in the virtual environment
  • It is known that doing exercises in cadence with the PAX is problematic due to the audio lag.  The Q can count the cadence for all, and still breathe, by skipping the “1”.  For example: 1, 2, 3, 1; <breathe> 2, 3, 2; <breathe> 2, 3, 3; <breathe> 2, 3, 4; etc.

 

 

Better Together

8 men and 2 of YHC’s many 2.0’s Q’d a bootcamp in the zoom and proved again that virtual bootcamps are legit.

Thang

  • 2 minute run into our respective ‘hoods (1 min out / 1 min back)
  • Pax 1 calls an exercise
  • 2 minute run
  • Pax 1 calls his exercise again
  • Pax 2 calls an exercise
  • 2 minute run
  • Pax 1 calls his exercise again
  • Pax 2 calls his exercise again
  • Pax 3 calls an exercise
  • 2 minute run
  • etc etc

Here are the exercises that each PAX chose as we built the pyramid:

  • Tuck – merkins x 10
  • Wild Turkey – single leg Romanian deadlifts x 5 each leg
  • Fire Hazard – burpees x 10
  • Point Break – LBC’s x 10 IC
  • Geraldo – CDD’s x 10
  • Bucky – Sister Mary Catherine’s x 5 each leg
  • Bratwurst – Heels to Heaven x 10
  • Wingman – 1 minute plank

Zoomskin

Thanks to all for helping YHC Q this one.  The format kept everyone engaged and provided a good mix of exercises and running (~2.5 miles total).  We started w/ 9 PAX and at some point YHC’s 2.1 wandered into the garage and was conscripted into the workout.  As we were running down the street she was overheard muttering to herself “But I was just looking for some tape…”.

It is clear to YHC that we need these virtual 1st F workouts/2nd F hang-outs/3rd F discussions in our daily lives as a source of light as we face the growing darkness around us.  Please do everything you can to stay connected and bring others into the fold.  We are better together.