Workout in the Alley – Watch out for Cockroaches
FNGs: None
5 Pax showed up and flew the coop for an old school Alley beatdown brought to you by H1N1 – 3 Pax for EC (Cupid, Overachiever, and H1N1) – 1 Pax for ECEC (Cupid).
Warm Up: The Q decided it best to warm-up along the way in route to the Alley workout. Began in the parking lot with 10 cadence count of BTW followed by feet shuffle on the parking lot bumpers on our way out of the Nest. Along the way to the alley, the Pax stopped periodically and performed the following warm-up exercises – SSH x 10 IC; Good mornings x 10 IC; IW and HB x 10 IC; and Daisy Pickers x 10 IC.
The Workout: Upon arriving into the Alley, the Q pointed out today’s workout will involve the use of 3 cement filled cinder blocks. The workout went down like this —
- Round 1 – 3 Pax performed goblet squats with cement cinders while 2 Pax sprinted to the end of the alley and performed 10 merkins and then sprinted back. Stations were rotated until each Pax completed 2 sprints through the Alley.
- Round 2 – 3 Pax performed feet shuffle using the cement cinders while 2 Pax sprinted to the end of the alley and performed 10 LBCs and then sprinted back. Stations were rotated until each Pax completed 2 sprints through the Alley.
- Round 3 – 3 Pax held the plank position with the cement cinders while 2 Pax sprinted to the end of the alley and performed 5 burpees and then sprinted back. Stations were rotated until each Pax completed 2 sprints through the Alley.
The Pax then began the return to the nest but not without some more exercises along the way. Step ups – 10 L and 10 R. Erkins and derkins 10 count each, then rinse and repeat.
Mary: Upon the return to the nest, finished up with feet shuffle using the parking lot bumpers and concluded with a final 10 cadence count of BTW.
Announcements: Deadbolt 5 year anniversary Q at Disney; see facebook and slack
T-Claps (Recognition): Cupid for ECEC
Prayer: Double D and family (father passed away); travels for Crablegs as he continues his tour across the country bringing awareness to ALS