Mutiny – True Grit

Warm Up:  Nine men showed their True Grit this morning at Mutiny.  Pax included Farva, LED, FedEx, Modify, Gump, R-22, Noah’s Ark, Natty Ice, and your Q, Dauber.  Got things started before the rains came with a steady jog around the soccer field.  Circled up for SSH, GM, CP, FAC, HB and IW.
The Workout: Â PAX partnered up (Q-solo) and performed a DORA consisting of 100 merkins, 200 LBCs, and 300 squats. Â One partner performed the exercise while the other partner ran hill repeats to the light pole near the parking lot; most PAX kept running an extra 15 yards to the end of the parking lot. Â PAX helped the six finish squats or held plank. Â PAX followed Q up/down the curb to the end of the parking lot. Â PAX grabbed the curb and cranked out 10 erkins and 10 Â Derkins. Â PAX bear-crawled up the parking lot, performed 10 American hammers, bear-crawled back down the parking lot, rinse and repeat with merkins and derkins. Â Frankensteins and lunges back up the parking lot, Al Gores until all PAX came in. Â Ten burpees OYO. Â Moseyed to the wall for B2W. Â PAX crawled under each member on the wall. Â PAX cranked out more LBCs on the wall and concluded with a 30 second count of B2W.
Mary: Â Headed over to the shelter for core work. Â Each PAX called out their favorite exercise for a 10 count. Â Exercises included: pickle pounders, American hammers, Box-cutters, low-slow flutters, 6-inch counts, diamond merkins, Freddie Mercury, reverse LBCs, … Â finished with stretching.
Announcements:  Recognized some great runs put in by our F3 brothers at the DD 5K on Saturday.  Loved hearing “go F3” by many folks throughout the run; really excited helping bring in Dumbo with our flags – wicked cool moment.  5Yr Anniversary reminder.  Congratulations to Mr & Mrs Natty Ice celebrating 10 years of marriage.
Prayer: Â Lots of kids heading back to school; prayers for Dauber and his kid heading back to college today; prayers for Reconciliation; prayers for health recovery for our injured brothers; Message focused on raising successful kids. Â Dauber shared a podcast he listened to learning that many successful kids share a bunch of things: Â discipline, goal-setting, perseverance, failure – yes failure (they learn from it) and GRIT. Â Grit is hard to define. Â I saw 9 PAX show true Grit today, showing up with storms brewing in the distance, giving 100%, over-coming both physical and mental challenges. Â As parents, our kids are always watching us. Â Set the example, set some goals, give 100%; when you fail, learn from it and move on. Â Grit is good.

