[LOOKs like we are still banned from adding images, so google “Tongue stuck to a pole” for the image that would be embedded here].
The bravest of the brave arrived in the Carmel parking lot for their final workout prior to being iced into their homes. 10 pax peeled themselves out of their seat warmers to discover that Agony was on the Q and as the disclaimer clearly states, “not a professional.”
Lining up, the 10 PAX proceeded to run the fabled Indian Native American Guy-in-the-back-runs-to-the-front Run. However to add a bit of a twist–literally–an 18lb medicine ball was passed back, and then the man in the back sprinted to his front carrying this ball.
After surveying the course at Church at Charlotte, the PAX entered the hallowed courtyard to warmup (SSH and Mtn Climbers) and begin the #OldHundred with a sprint around the Church between each round, which at one point it was mandatory that you carry the big ball.
Running low on time we were not able to complete the second round so modified on the fly
Moleskin:
Though there were a few bankers and econ majors among the PAX, counting seemed to a bit challenging. Plus it limited the mubblechatter. Though we did discover a new tag line for Waypoint, “Don’t do what I say, do what I meant to say.”
Much of the hot air was used on debating the naming of Big Easy or Who Dat? In concession as he seems to gravitate to BigEasy, I do declare that during the name-o-rama, the PAX must respond to Big Easy with a “Who Dat?” call.
Glad to see my EHs of two new FNGs were completely disregarded as they continue to fartsack.
With the dedicate crew of 10 PAX appearing in 25 degree weather, I am wondering if the #Ferns give out little hand-warmers with their free lollipops.
Hops closed us out with a strong prayer–impressive recall of the PAX facing challenges and in need of prayer.
PS-Property Committee at Church at Charlotte you all have a slight slope in the foundation that rolls the big ball into the Q as he does his LBCs.
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