8 men arrived at Charlotte Christian School this morning, some later than others, for a little variety in their workout.
Warm-up
Jog to upper parking lot
Jog to back of school (above stadium)
Run the bleachers
Run around the track to bottom of G-ma Mtn
Grandma (sevens)
Squats at the bottom
Pull-ups at playground up top
Starfish
Round 1
Homebase – 5 merkins then run to station, plank until all finish
Round 2
Homebase – 5 squats then run to station
Tunnel of Love
Start on home field side of field / end on visitor side of field
Naked Moleskin:
Another nice, cool morning for a workout today. If you’ve been doing F3 through a summer, I think you’d agree that temperatures in the 20s/30s is much preferred from the 90s. YHC received a few comments about being “bundled up” this morning, but that’s the benefit of the cold weather…dress warm because you can always shed the layers later.
We got started right on time this morning and made our way to the upper parking lot for some COP, then a couple of our Joust faithful arrived late (don’t worry Night Court & Spandex, I won’t give up names). We swung back by the lower lot to pick them up and headed for the back of the school.
We paid Grandma an early visit in this workout. I figured it might be better to tackle the mountain before the energy gets sapped. Guess what though….it still sucked. It was during this part of the workout that YHC realized I lost my Weinke. That’s W-E-I-N-K-E, not W-I-N-K-Y, although it was pretty cold out.
With a lost Weinke, the Starfish would have been completely made up. Fortunately (or unfortunately) I found it and the pax enjoyed some variety of merkins, burpees, and dips. The pike walk merkins seemed to be a crowd pleaser.
We finished off with a nice long tunnel of love across the football field. What a great way to end a workout! A little appreciation for what our ruckers out there had to endure for much longer.
Great work by all today. It was a pleasure to lead!
Annoucements:
Lab Rat’s virgin Q at Olympus tomorrow
Blue Ridge Relay – Contact Baracus if you’re interested
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