Monthly Archive May 2021

¡Cinco en Mayo!

YHC did a little self-marketing on the socials on Tuesday to promote his 5-year F3-versary Q at Dromedary and it became clear that the 8 PAX who descended on MRHS steer clear of the social channels because they were not deterred by the potential for humpers.

WARM-UP

Mosey around the parking lot and then some exercises

  • SSH
  • Hillbilly Rockettes
  • Mountain Climbers
  • Supine pull-ups under the rails
  • Exploding Derkins off the rails

 

THE THANG

Mosey to the rock pile by the middle school track and find a lifting rock

Circle up in the center of the middle school field

Do the center set…

  • 10 Curls
  • 10 overhead presses
  • 10 tricep extensions

Then run to a designated point on the track for 10 of an exercise, run back to center for the center set, then on to another track exercise.

Track exercises

  • American Hammer
  • Burpees
  • Merkins
  • Alternating side lunges
  • Carolina Dry Dock

With the Six in, the PAX circled up for 10x exercises with the rocks.  Each PAX took a turn calling the work, then in plank, PAX shuffled to another rock.  Exercises included:

  • Curls
  • Hernias
  • Standing Chest press
  • overhead press
  • Squats
  • Other stuff one can come up with to do with a rock

Return rocks and mosey to the middle school cave for some People’s Chair

  • 20x jabs, then jump the wall, run to the flagpole and back
  • 20x air press, jump the wall, run to the flagpole and back
  • 20x donkey kicks, jump the wall, run to the flagpole for Mary

Stretch the calves, mosey back

Finish in the parking lot with…

  • 10x Monkey Humpers and run to the top of the lot
  • 20x Gorilla Humpers and run to COT

Alternating shoulder taps to close

 

MOLESKINE I

There was a plan to tie 5 into the workout much more frequently, but that fell apart quickly.  YHC wanted to hit some oldies but goodies today and revisit some exercises that we haven’t done as much recently — sharing rocks, supines, jumping the wall.  Dromedary offers a lot.

The mumblechatter was solid this morning, and much better than the form on the Hillbilly Rockettes.  PJ needs to recruit more guys to Prickle and Goo because those legs weren’t going out.  Flo and Tanyatine brought some game to that one, but otherwise it looked like a bad breakdance session sponsored by Sun City Senior Living.  The rock work is good for the arms, but also for the spirit, especially when rotating around and sharing rocks.  Deep Dish is the Site Q out with a hernia surgery today, but the other Site Q Premature must have chosen his rock in support because, as TeaTime noted later, “it’s a one-handed rock.”  Johnny Utah also chose a quality paperweight for his strength work this morning.  Shop Dawg wasn’t getting short-changed and called a 4-part exercise for his 10x — he also was the first to send everyone to the wet ground, then threw out some smack talk against Waxhaw’s most anti-grasser, Moneyball.  One Star paid homage to DD by calling the hernia and may have expedited the next surgery in Waxhaw.  He and Flo were pushing out front all morning long with the strong work.  J-Woww never cheats himself on the rock and with the rotation today, others bore witness.  And Terry Tate‘s solid focused work earned him a voluntold VQ at Last Call this Friday.

Finally, the late stretching was deemed too late, but it was just in time for the humper runs.  Everybody loves the Gorilla Humpers followed by running — jello legs at their finest.  If you haven’t tried that combo yet, invite your neighbor to do some with you and it’ll be all the rage at the summer block parties.

 

MOLESKINE II

On Dec 31, 2015, Dark Helmet — who was not yet the “Whoa! Dark Helmet!” he is now — texted YHC with an invite to go work out with a group of guys at Graham Middle School in Charlotte.  YHC had a broken foot at the time and was in a walking boot, but decided to get up early on New Year’s and see what this was all about.  It was a good time, but with the foot, regular attendance wasn’t happening right then.

Fast forward to May 25, 2016 and YHC finally decided to check out something called Dromedary at Marvin Ridge High School because it was nearby. It was a blur and in checking the BB archives, it’s the only date in a span of about 8 weeks that’s missing a BB, but YHC does remember a good group of guys with highly unintelligible names — must have been the 0530 talking if guys are introducing themselves as Bananas, Bratwurst, Shop Dawg, Stump Hugger, Good Hands, Doc McStuffins and such — what on earth was this? But it soon became addictive as.

It’s been five years now and Dromedary still feels like the home workout.  It’s great to continue to see familiar faces out and to see new guys coming in and bringing more energy and ideas.  <breaking from YHC> I haven’t recorded any 5-minute miles or qualified for Boston, the arms sure don’t show signs of five years of boot camps, and most EH efforts haven’t been fruitful, but I feel like a better husband and father because of my time with F3 over the past five years.  One of the comments on the Nation site is that it’s not about you, it’s about the guy beside you and that’s 100% spot on.  I’m improved because of the examples of so many guys in the gloom who push themselves, encourage me, say Hi with a big smile at 0527, circle back to pick up a tired Six, check in with a brother to ask how he’s doing, organize a blood drive, collect clothes and more for those who are on hard times, trash talk in the most encouraging way possible, run for miles with an American flag waving on a shovel, join a brother about to go under the knife, openly discuss mental and spiritual challenges, and those who are there to listen.  Thank you for being there in the gloom or in the light of day and making a positive impact in my life and the lives of others, no matter how big or small. </I talk>

#morethanaworkout

#somuchmore

 

Actions speak louder than words

It has been really tough to write this pre-blast.  I’ve be fighting mental battles, battles with IBS, challenges at work, and challenges at home.

My dad passed away, unexpectedly, two years ago. “Actions speak louder than words” was one of his go to phrases. I am not entirely sure what my actions have been saying about me lately, but today that is not what I am here to discuss.  Today we are discussing what the actions of the PAX are saying.

Our mission is to plant, grow, and serve small workout groups for the invigoration of male community leadership. With this blood drive we have an opportunity to step forward as leaders to help our community and save lives. As PAX we are called to step up to serve and lead. Are you registered to donate? https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?order=DATE&range=10&zipSponsor=F3

Blood is a perishable product that can only come from volunteer donors. With someone in the U.S. needing blood every two seconds, blood products must be constantly replenished, according to the American Red Cross.  The Red Cross urges community members to donate blood and help ensure that patients in local hospitals have a supply of blood ready and waiting before an emergency occurs. Blood is routinely transfused to patients with cancer and other diseases, premature babies, organ transplant recipients and trauma victims.

Have you donated blood before, and it did not go well? I have donated blood several times now.  I really do not care for needles, and I have been intimidated to donate on more than one occasion. However, I have donated whole blood, power red, and platelets over the years. I have had really great experiences and super terrible ones too. I keep giving because with a simple blood donation, I have the opportunity to help save the life of someone who could be a friend, neighbor, or loved one. What are your actions saying? https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?order=DATE&range=10&zipSponsor=F3

Let our actions show we are willing to be heroes and are committed to helping save lives!

Waxhaw Blood Drive
Five Stones Church
1117 Cuthbertson Rd
Saturday, June 19
09:00 AM – 01:30 PM
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?order=DATE&range=10&zipSponsor=F3

Through our three completed blood drives, F3 Waxhaw has collected 163 pints for the American Red Cross, and we are hoping to collect at least 50 more pints at our next drive. To do that it is going to take PAX willing to HC, EH friends and family, and follow through. The Red Cross is not expecting us to use up all their supplies; they expect some people to cancel or be no-shows, and others to be deferred.  If you are interested in donating and you cannot find any slots available online, then give us your contact information and be ready to step up and answer the call. Not sure if you can donate? Come in and check your eligibility – stick around for some 2nd F and volunteer where needed. Actions speak louder than words!
https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?order=DATE&range=10&zipSponsor=F3

Let’s Carry Tractor Tires

DiCCS Given

Warm Up – Mosey up to Cuthbertson Road, down around Mt Chiseled, length of parking lot, .6 mile opener.  Lots of stretching.

The Thang – Pick up your cinder block and head to Mt. Chiseled.  Two teams were formed.  It would be a competition.  The team with the most points win, and boy you didn’t want to be the loser today.

Round One

Team 1 – Carry, as a team the 200+Lb Monster Tire from the island in front of the church all the way to the sign on the entrance road and back.  You could use all team members or a fraction of the team.  Whatever team member was not carrying had to bear crawl the distance.  Repeat back to start.

Team 2 – 10 blockees, then run a lap around Mt Chiseled.  Continue until Team 1 was complete, get as many blockees in, this would be your point total, you had to complete the run around Mt. Chiseled in order to gain points for the blockees.

Teams then Flapjack so the team that was carrying the tire could do the exercise to earn their points.  This flapjack method was carried out for each round.

Round Two – Same, however I added the fact that when the team carrying the tire arrived at the sign, before heading back to the start you had to complete 10 Burpees (you’re welcome)

Round Three

Exercise – Run as many times around Mt Chiseled as possible, each lap is a point.  Tire Carry – this time tire was rolled by two team members to end of parking lot and back.  Remainder of the team had to bear crawl and time wasn’t called until last team member crawled back to start.

Round Four

Exercise – 30 curls and Run around Mt. Chiseled.  Tire Carry – Same as round one (Tire Carry)  except stop at far end of parking lot.  Before turning back, 10 Mike Tysons.

Round Five

Same as round 4

Rifle carry to COT

Ye Olde Moleskin – Holy snickers, I almost spilled merlot.  The idea of carrying the tire came to me the night before.  When Chainsaw asked if I was drinking when I thought of it, I said yes, and he said I must stop drinking, agreed.  The competition thing came to me from the Dredd post I read about competition, check it out https://www.collisionlearner.com/post/the-power-of-competition?fbclid=IwAR1UrA5E8a74K8o9TFF_54xyBy_FKiO_ZUztZbjTFS9QEv8akkiqwvDyuqw

In terms of the ‘threat’ I put out regarding the losing Team, my original idea was for the losing team to have to rifle carry the tire back to the shed.  That didn’t happen for the following reasons :  1.) Somebody would have gotten hurt  2.) Both teams were tied and counting after the first couple rounds waned.  3.) Objective of pushing each other as a Team, as a unit. was accomplished.

I took us out – Prayers for Zack (O69’s son), Blood Drive, Church on The Street, Christ’s Closet – all F3 events info on Group Me.  Memorial Day Convergence at Waxhaw Elementary – 3 options to choose from : The Murph, Hour Long Bootcamp, Mash.  Coffeteria to follow. Holiday Hours in effect.

What Does Being a R-E-S-P-E-C-T Mean?

So before we get to the workout, yesterday YHC texted Chastain to make sure he was ready for today.  He responded that he hurt himself at the beach.

So I next texted Glidah who responded he hurt himself playing tennis.

The next text went to Bottlecap who responded:

The terms of the team are classified but that’s what went down behind the scenes yesterday

 

Ok, ok, I get it…

 

 

Anyway, 13 HIM showed up to celebrate the man himself, Mad Dog as he tried to earn the “R” after his name today

It started out pretty light with music and even a few balloons and some arthritis cream

Even Kid Rock made his first Cowbell appearance

AND Transporter and Dasher went all in with two kettlebells each

Ice of course had his 50lb kettlebell

We then got to it:

  • Mosey to benches and wall by Hickory Tavern

40 kb step-ups with shoulder press / 10 kb Squats, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

30 kb step-ups with shoulder press / 20 kb Squats, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

20 kb step-ups with shoulder press / 30 kb Squats, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

10 kb step-ups with shoulder press / 40 kb Squats, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

Hot lap around the parking lot

 

At this point:

 

(Moneyball was not at this workout)

40 kb chest press on back / 10 kb flutters with kb above held high, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

30 kb chest press on back / 20 kb flutters with kb above held high, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

20 kb chest press on back / 30 kb flutters with kb above held high, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

10 kb chest press on back / 40 kb flutters with kb above held high, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

 

 

At this point in the workout:

Were we done??????

30 kb curls / 20 kb shoulder press, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

20 kb curls k / 30 kb shoulder press, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

10 kb curls / 40 kb shoulder press, then 5 burpees

  • Speed lap around the parking lot, kb swings for the six

 

The area in front of Hickory Tavern at this point:

 

Mosey w/ kb back to COT

Done!

 

MOLESKINE:

At COT we sat there in our 50oz of pure American sweat and reflected

Bottlecap challenged the pax to talk about what RESPECT means and the talk turned to Mad Dog

Things heard:

  • Respect is to hold someone is high regard
  • There are quite a few “Respects” in our midst who are truly deserving of the title
  • Mad Dog has been there for others when a situation has turned sideways.  He will have the tough conservation out of love
  • Mad Dog has met for coffee and talked one on one with individuals
  • Mad Dog will open up and ask tough questions to others
  • Mad Dog shows up, works hard, holds others accountable
  • Mad Dog is held in high regard

 

So in closing.  Mad Dog.  Happy Birthday.  Welcome to the (R) club.  You’ve earned it and are worthy of the title.

Go Around Back

9 PAX found their way to the airnaisum.

We came, we stretched, we conquered.

Those who opine that our flexibility style AO (which is now in at least 3 regions) is not a “real” F3 Workout are obviously trying to overcompensate for their own inadequacies.

Don’t worry, we are here to help you…just bring a mat.

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Memorial Day Convergence: 6:30am launch, need volunteers to help set up

Blood Drive

 

Skunks got no rhythm.

The kettlebell has a long, storied and misunderstood past; but a bright future….all evidence to the contrary this morning.  After Cage watered the bushes at the end of the lacrosse field, 9 skunksters launched into the eastern Area51 gloom….with kettlebells.

Below is a smidgen of Thang and a couple helpings of Moleskineage:

Trivia is a fun thing, thus, my random comments on Slack yesterday about the kb and its rich heritage.  Speaking of trivia, Lois wants to challenge Geraldo and Puddin’ in a steel trivia cage match.  Seriously, I think that would be an awesome 2nd F event – F3 Area 51 trivia night with proceeds going to charity.  Someone should plan that.  Lois’ kb also resembles a Christmas ornament.  Did I mention my grandmother’s name was Lois?  True Story.  Lois Jean Griggs Sappenfield.  To my knowledge, she did not own a kettlebell.

Horsehead, against his better judgement, tapped YHC after last week’s skunkage – to Q this week.  He got what he hoped for….maybe.

So we did a mini-COP at the launch lot, then moseyed over to and into yesteryear at the old launch lot and pitted field with the ankle-breaking gravel track around it.

YHC brought a jump rope as the idea was for one pax to do 100 jumps as the timer for the rest.  5 pax for various reasons, some of which were undisclosed, refused to jump rope.  Funky’s reason: Absolutely no rhythm, thus, cannot jump rope.  Injuries and general disdain for the idea were some of the other reasons.  Cage, Horsehead, Baracus and YHC were the only rope-jumpers.  Baracus was doing all sorts of tricks and creative jumping #dadof3girls

So we did a few laps around the pitted field, did some Mary, swings and sundry kettlebell exercises.  Then we headed back towards the launch lot, stopping at the flag pole.  Could not remember what “True Americans” were #pagingcheckpoint, so we did Mike Tyson’s instead.  I mean…what a great American he is.

Stone Cold, looking the most kb-worthy of the bunch, was getting after it, as was Smokey.  Smokey may have jumped some rope, but don’t think so.

Hoover, still nursing the stress-fracture in his lower right leg, was putting in the work, too…and from what YHC could infer – my Q performance wasn’t nearly as disappointing to him as my last one.

A mix of conversations going on with topics including, but not limited to, the following:

South Dakota; Freddie Mercury’s real name: Farrokh Bulsara (thank you very little, Lois…actually, that was outstanding); Smokey’s upside-down/backward visor; Funky Cold’s alter ego: Tone Loc; the Ultimate pax taking up a collection to pay Charlotte Christian’s exterior lighting bill; the curious disappearance of Chin Music (YHC named him, btw); Cage’s authorship of the national AP Human Geography exam — blaming you brother if my 2.0 didn’t get a 4 or 5!

I’m sure Horsehead had some noteworthy one-liners and/or country witticisms, but can’t recall any.

That’s it.

Thanks to BA for taking us out in prayer.

one more thing…I’m asking my 2.0’s for another KB for Father’s Day.  Look out Swole, Olympus and whatever other kb workouts there are.

Armpit of the Nation

I’ve heard it said that you shouldn’t discipline your kids when you’re angry.  Perhaps that a bit of what I had going on this morning.  Living less than a minute away from New Town Elementary, I was highly annoyed to find out that 1) there was a major construction project starting and 2) they were moving Watchtower to another location that makes me take the bypass around said construction project and 3) just kidding the project hasn’t started yet but we’re going to move Watchtower regardless.  So I decided I was going to make everyone else miserable with me.

Despite the new (old) location, 24 PAX showed up for a bootcamp beatdown/MASH workout/2 random guys running through the woods.  DICCS were poorly attempted by YHC and we were off.

Warmup:

Mosey around for a while

SSH

Slow Mountain Climbers

Downward Dog

Calf Stretches

The Thang:

We started with the 4 legged starfish.  20 reps of Derkins, Big Bois, Mike Tysons, Bomb Jacks.  5 Burpees in the middle, 2 rounds of everything.  I made the comment early on that I was hating my own workout, which I take to be a generally good sign.  We did some one-legged bridges in the middle which look a bit sensual but really work those hamstrings.  I kind of waited for the six (sorry Zinfandel!), then moseyed around the long way to the Elementary school lot.

The next set was a real crowd-pleaser.  We grabbed a “walking rock”, and then did 3 sets of 3 legs – lunge walk across the parking lot army carrying your rock, bear crawls back across the lot, and then sprinting back to your rock.  Sprints were looking a bit like a trot at this point, and banter was turning into griping.  Chastain definitely had the best form out there and was getting out the energy he’d been storing up for the past week.  We finished with a few of Thor’s Hammers (American Hammers with rocks). Mosey to the front of the school.

Partner exercises here.  Partner 1 ran the smallish loop, while Partner 2 did exercises.  Total of 100 hand-release Merkins and 150 Knee Slappers.  Shoulders and chest were feeling great at this point…

Finished by moseying to the lot of COT, jailbreaking home, and Have A Nice Day for a solid 90 seconds.  It would have been peaceful if Schneider could have used his inside voice, but oh well!

Moleskin:

The main banter this morning was just a continuation of the Playhouse chest-thumping about the almighty status of New Jersey.  Apparently those from there haven’t heard that it’s the armpit of the nation.  We’ve got a few good PAX from there, I’m just not sure how they haven’t figured out how much better the Carolinas are.  Of course, they did move from there voluntarily, so perhaps they realize it but just can’t bring themselves to admit it yet.

Posse and Honeycomb heard that it was going to be a doozy and decided before we started to do their own workout in the woods.

Fusebox threatened me with a tire iron I believe.  I learned early on that if I wanted to get out of a task like laundry or ironing, just do it bad enough and you won’t be asked to do it again.  We’ll see how that works out for me.

O69 has really impressed me lately.  His pace has gotten faster and faster, and it’s been fun to watch.

Announcements:

  • Mad Dog is getting ready to join the Respect crowd, so congrats on the early birthday!
  • Some idiot mom’s have been chewing out Mayhem’s daughters who are lifeguarding at Walnut Creek.  Prayers for wisdom on how to handle it.  Several PAX volunteered to throw their own pool party over there and give them a taste of their own medicine.
  • Convergence on Memorial Day at 6:30 – lots of workout options available.
  • F3 Dad Camp – Radar could use a few more volunteers, it sounds like an awesome weekend and my kids are begging me for it after hearing about it at Clyent Dinner.
  • Blood drive June 19th at Five Stones?

 

 

Bagpipe Backblast – Anyone for some Blackjack?

A small but hard working group of men this morning. Humidity markedly up. Madison promised us a FNG but alas he was a no-show and assumed to be fartsacking. Funny thing is he apparently lives about a Mickelson 3 iron from the Bagpipe start point. Maybe next time. Disclaimer given and off we went.

THE THANG:

Mosey down to Ballantyne Medical Place, hang a right and up the hill. Cross over Brixham Hill into a nondescript parking lot with some decent lighting.

COP:

  • 15 side straddle hops
  • 15 Imperial walkers
  • 15 windmills
  • 16 mountain climbers (don’t ask)

Mosey to the front of Sarah’s Y and spread out on the railings for:

  • 15 inverse pull ups
  • 20 sit ups with toes under railing
  • Repeato 3X for a total of 45 pull ups and 60 sit ups

Incredibly short mosey across the Y lot for 4 parking lines of suicides.

Mosey down to Ballantyne Corporate Place, past fitness trail and over to parking lot behind Snyder’s Lance building for a game of Blackjack. Blackjack consisted of 1 merkin at starting point, halfway across the lot for 20 squats. Back for 2 merkins, then 19 squats, 3 merkins and 18 squats… Well you get the idea. Not gonna lie – this one was a grinder in the heat and hurt a bit. Very little mumblechatter as we were in our own heads and grinding. Total of 210 squats and 210 merkins.

Time was nearing and we headed back to our start for one minute of flutters before 6:15.

Moleskin / COT:

5 from Bagpipe joined with 13 from Swift for COT.  As graduation season is upon us and many of us have worked tirelessly alongside our children to get them to this proud moment, I chose to read a quote from a commencement speech in lieu of closing prayer. I’ll leave it with you as well. From Vernon Jordan in his 2002 speech at Howard University:

“You are where you are today because you stand on somebody’s shoulders. And wherever you are heading, you cannot get there by yourself. If you stand on the shoulders of others, you have a reciprocal responsibility to live your life so that others may stand on your shoulders. It’s the quid pro quo of life. We exist temporarily through what we take, but we live forever through what we give.”

Sweatin to the 90’s Grunge

Yesterday YHC took the lloonngg trek from the Bushwood/Marvin country club to Flash/Cuthbertson to say hey to some old friends and maybe pull off a little marketing for the ever-growing Marvin Location. I looked at my 5:10am Alarm setting (says Bushwood/Dromedary) turned it off and swiped Green on the 5am Cutty alarm that had been neglected for quite some time, then took the 15minute trek to Flash with Inspector Gadget’s 2nd Q. Was great to see some old familiar faces. From time to time we have get up and check out some old stomping grounds. It was like the Flash/Ignition crew had seen a ghost as I walked up. Truth be told, the Bushwood crew is closer to SOB and will often times cross county lines and hit up Firestarter on Mondays. I thought to myself it would be a nice change to head down New Town Rd and double dip by taking the opportunity to re-invite the PAX to the far West Side site to meet the many new faces of F3 in the Marvin area. Heard Gerber yell out he was Hard commit, so I knew we reached someone.

On to the Workout; 17 PAX showed up in the sticky weather for a beauty of a morning that had a huge Orange supermoon and a good ole Tanyatine Q.  I am commonly known for a pretty regimented Q that mixes a little bit of everything from stretching, Ployo’s, Running, and Rock work. This would be no different, except with a bit more mileage into the mix

Warmup: Mosey to regular Lot

  • SSH
  • IW
  • Calf Stretch
  • Up/Down Dog
  • Plank Jack
  • Mountain Climbers

Thang:

After the Warmup, it was clear we would be in a sticky situation with the 70+ degree weather and abnormally high humidity. we took a rather long jaunt to the rarely used north side of the course through the woods to MC and Arborvitae ln. At the corner of Arborvitae and Autumn blossom, alternate 10 merkins and 10 Speedskaters (2:1) at the four houses to the circle on Running horse. Mary for the 6

On Running horse, 15 Drydocks at the first circle, 15 Jump Squats at the other with 3 burpees in the middle both ways. Repeato 3x until the sweat starts dripping. This was a bit longer of a run than I think we all expected! Mary for 6 with some Big boys with Gerber and Flo in the lead.

Take the long trek back to the favorite rock pile. Crank up the tunes to Lithium on Sirius with some Social Distortion, Nirvana, Veruca Salt, and STP. Each PAX line up in a parking space ready for Suicides. Start with 10 of the exercise called out, go to short/mid/far line doing 10 reps at the beginning for 30 total reps.

  • Curls
  • Tris
  • Shoulder raises
  • Hernias
  • Chest Press
  • Bent rows

Rifle carry rock to rock pile, head back to COT where Smuggler and Long Haul decided to have their weekly sprint to the Finish; Great job fellas!

End with the Favorite-Finish-Fiji-Fast-Feet Merkins for the last 45 seconds. Say that Five-Times-Fast!

MOLESKIN:

We definitely got more mileage than this guy expected! Somewhere between 3.3-3.5 miles for some! great job by all the PAX sweating it out (YHC was dripping through the wife-beater and T).

Some general observations: Great to see Kinish back out here hopefully making it more of a habit again, Awesome to see Both Gerber and Rockwell head on over to Bushwood today and take me up on my Cross-over challange, Zidane hit up his second workout and will hopefully start to be a regular-Go to bed earlier buddy!! And finally, huge props to Deep dish for killing it before going under the knife tomorrow.

As previously stated above, look at the schedules on the F3 SouthCharlotte site, there are now over 18 locations to choose from just in Waxhaw with exercises at different times to suit your needs. Go out and check out some new sites, or visit some old ones, cross over the boundaries, see what SOB may be doing. I guarantee you will meet some new faces and the familiar ones will be happy to see yours.

Announcements:

  • Blood drive 6/19
  • Need Qs for Last Call and Bushwood—Step up fellas
  • Waxhaw Convergence on Monday Memorial Day 5/31- Waxhaw Elementary MURPH or Popeye Bootcamp. Check GroupMe for times
  • Prayer request for Deep Dish getting hernia surgery! ballsy move with me on Q, luckily you modified when I called Hernias!!

Enjoy the week fellas! see you somewhere new tomorrow!