FNGs: None
Warm Up: SSH IC, Good Mornings, Daisy Pickers, Michael Phelps, and Stretching
The Workout: Simple but effective AMRAP DORA with 10 straight minutes of Merkins, 10 straight minutes of Squats, and 10 straight minutes of WW1s.
Mary: Broga
Announcements: None
T-Claps (Recognition): None
Prayer: PAX in general
FNGs: Welcome FNG “Hi-YAH”
Warm Up: SSH IC and stretching
The Workout: 60 minutes of Ulimate Frisbee with ascending burpees on the score.
Mary: None
Announcements: Q-em All Challenge and Triple Ruck Series for Holly Springs races in 2026 with Breach.
T-Claps (Recognition): The guys who helped the Hope Closet over the weekend.
Prayer: Ausfart’s wife and our military in the middle east.
It was a rainy morning at Disney so we got out of the weather and focused on the fun stuff indoors. Rainy day coupons were provided. And Gremlin Grounds were served at concessions.
Warm Up: Fazio Arm Circles, Side Straddle Hops, Frankensteins, and Good Mornings
The Workout:
Thang 1 x3
Thang 2 x3
Thang 3 x3
Announcements: Check Slack
Prayer– General Prayers
In honor of the Olympic Gold Medals in Men and Women’s hockey. We ran a route that resembled a hockey stick!
Warm Up: Started the warm-up with some Side Straddle Hops, Frankensteins, and Willy Mays Hays to get the muscles moving before the main event.
The Workout: The main event started as one big group with a Burpee on the frisbee drop, but then a few more showed up, and we had to split into 2 games.
Many discs were dropped, and many burpees and squats were performed, but we got the job done, and everyone walked away relatively unscathed.
Announcements: Q them all and set a number of weekly workouts challenges are active and running. If you complete the Q-Them all challenge, you will receive a custom shirt.
Prayer- General Prayers
PAX of 9 today at Running For The John aka R4TJ. We had a 10th HC but something kept him sidelined. YHC wanted to try some new today. We partnered up and YHC passed out a baton for each team.
We did a loop all together to warm up. Once we got back to the start, baton runner was to take off and run at a fast pace until they caught up to the partner that was to mosey until caught. YHC and Sardine got two loops in until we started getting close to our partner. Once you had off the baton, you stop and do 10 merkins and 10 air squats. YHC quickly changed the strategy bc this one wasn’t going to work. It took over a mile to catch up. So the new plan was the baton runner ran one full fast paced lap, then reversed direction back to partner then switch. Still incorporating the exercises. Most PAX got to switch 3 times each. Final lap, we all came together as a group to cool down. We got in close to 5 miles in a little over 40 mins. Then we did some stretching of the legs.
COT for announcements and prayers. YHC counted the 6th PAX to tell how they got their F3 name, how long they’ve been doing F3 and what F3 has done for them. Bleeder was the lucky candidate. YHC took us out in prayer.
Thanks for dealing with the shenanigans this morning. The stimulus was definitely met. Until next time….
BS Out!
24 PAX for some very moist Ultimate and YHC 9 Year week. Prayers for Rico’s situation!
Another great day for F3 where Iron Sharpens Iron! The weather was top notch and visibility was clear. I love this time of year!
U.T.I. brought his 2.0 HeatWave and we had a few EC Ruckers join us right before the start.
Warm Up:
All Warm Ups – x 10
The Workout:
We mossied down to the rock pile behind the soccer fields and grabbed 2 smedium rocks. We then ran back up to the soccer fields and gathered around the half field line circle. Excises with the rocks were as follows:
Ran back down the hill behind the fields and returned the rocks. We then mossied over to the Abyss.
Partnered up… 1 guy did LBC’s while the other took to the stairs and knocked out 20 Air Squats. We did 2 rounds of this and then headed back to the parking lot where we only had time for one more exercise which was Homer to Marge!
Announcements: Get CPR certified because you never know when it might come in handy. It has saved lives in F3 and other athletic activities here in town.