- Pax: Chairman, Chattahoochee, Fireplex, Leatherman, Skipper, Waterfall
- Posted In: Milton, DE
07/19/2018
QIC: Fireplex
AO: CHOP Milton, De.
PAX: Chairman, Chattahoochee, Leatherman, Skipper, Waterfall, & Fireplex.
Warm up
SSH – 20 IC
Cherry Pickers – 15 IC
Bolt 45’s (4 Count) – 15 squats to halfway down. 15 squats halfway to full down. 15 full squats.
Windmills – 15 IC
The Thang
Mosey 0.5 mile to “Oh Hill No” to complete the Thang. Complete 10 Burpees, 10 Squats, 10 Merkins & 10 Big Boys. Nur up the hill and run down and complete 9 Burpees, 9 Squats, 9 Merkins, & 9 Big Boys. All completed OYO. Rinse and repeat in descending order until reaching 5 of each exercise. Extra credit and a shout out to Leatherman who did not hear the descending order part of the exercise and he completed 10 of each during each cycle of the exercises. The F3 message (see below) was an opportunity to catch a breather, and because of time we did not complete the exercises descending all the way to 1 of each. However, Chairman decided to “poke the bear”. We added one full exercise evolution that was comprised of a crawl bear up the hill and bear crawl down, where we completed the next cycle of Burpees, Squats, Merkins & Big Boys before moseying 0.5 mile back to the AO.
F3 Message
Q spoke about Caleb and how he had spent 45 years in the wilderness in his obedience to God when others that were filled with disbelief created that exile. He persevered when it would have been easier to fold. Once all the disbelievers had passed away, and the promised land was realized, he went on at 85 years old to defeat the Anakites to take the hill country that he had been promised. Caleb did not give up much like Jim Kelly, Hall of Fame QB of the Buffalo Bill who received the ESPY Jimmy V award for perseverance on 07/18/18. His life is a testimony to perseverance as he led his team four times to the Super Bowl and was defeated each time. He has two lovely daughters but had a son that was born with Krabbe’s disease which is a deadly nervous system disorder. His son passed at the age of 8. Mr. Kelly has battled cancer himself having been diagnosed in 2013 with oral cavity cancer that had been in remission. Recent reports are that the cancer has returned. I am sure that he will face that diagnosis as he has faced all other adversity; while all the time praising God and living for Him as is evident from the quotes below.
“We are shocked, heartbroken, sad, angry, confused, and just darn tired,” Jill Kelly said in her post. “Yet, despite how we feel, we KNOW that God is a promise maker and keeper.”
Kelly, who remained a towering force in Buffalo and in the N.F.L. despite all of his Super Bowl appearances ending in losses, said he was relying on what he called the “four Fs”: faith, family, friends and fans.
“With all of you by my side we will fight and win this battle together,” he said. “Staying ‘Kelly Tough’ and trusting God will carry us through this difficult time.”
“O Hill NO” doesn’t seem so steep and exercises don’t seem so taxing when you are inspired by these stories of facing such huge adversity.
Count-O-Rama, Name-O-Rama, and the Circle of Trust. Prayers for traveling mercies for Chappie, peace for an upcoming event for Leatherman, heat related health concerns for brother Firemen responding to recent alarms. Please keep all our HIM in your thoughts and prayers.
Respectfully Submitted,
Fireplex