WARM UP
Windmills x 15ic
Finkle Swings x 20ic
Motivator count down 10-1
THE THANG
All movements: 70 seconds work, 11 seconds rest ; 4 continuous sets
Double-time Mosey
Pull-ups
Stair squat jumps (squat down n jump up to next stair for each stair on stairway)
American Hammers
Merkins
Burpee Dans
Bay City Scissors
Double-time Mosey
COT
Prayers for the group to grow, for Fridge and his boys, and for IR FNG Aaron recovering hernia surgery
NOV 2 2019
Q: Flea
DISCLAIMER: Given
Warmup:
Cherry Pickers – 20 IC
Abe Vigoda – 20 IC
Imperial Walkers – 20 IC
Straight into Hill Billies – 20 IC
Arm Circles – 10IC – Infront [Forward/Backward] – Overhead [Forward/Backward] – Sides [Forward/Backward]
Straight into Morrocan Night clubs – 20 IC
THE THANG
The BEAST (6 reps – 25yd run – 6 reps – 25 yd run – 6 reps)
Used the great F3 Beatdown Deck to determine the workout, extremely wet turf as we just had rain the previous day. Small Note: The following are not in order.
High Knees [4 counts]
Side-Straddle Hops
Freddie Mercury [4 counts]
Merkins
Squats
Ranger Merkin
Calf Raises [4 count]
Smurf Jacks [4 count]
Standing Lunge [4 count]
DORA 1-2-3s
Two partners performed this workout, one would be exercising while the other did a 400m lap.
100 – Aussie Merkins
200 – WWII Situps
300 – SSSH
We had about 3 minutes left and finished with some “I Bet You Can’t do This”
Ended with Number-O-Rama, Name-O-Rama, COT, followed by Coffeteria WHERE GREAT CLIPS SHOWED UP FOR A LATE FULL STARSKY!
BACKBLAST: 10/31/19
Reservoir Park, Harrisburg PA
Thursday, 5:30 AM,
2 PAX: Flintstone & HK Hershey Kiss (Q)
Burpee Burnin Calories
10 burpees ic
1 minute wall sit
10 burpees ic
25 air squats ic
10 burpees ic
5 hand stands against wall 10 sec count ( facing out or facing in/ballz to the wallz)
10 burpees ic
10 Elevated / decline Carolina dry docks (toes up on bench while body is in angle/pike position)
10 burpees ic
Mosey back to shovel flag
COT
Prayers for the group to grow, for several health concerns, and for our brother Fridge and his family at F3 Lanco
Date: 10/29/19
QIC: Chappie
Those who stayed cozy got lapped! Especially those new young guys. What the what? Get upppp! Sorry, not sorry! Nonetheless a dirty dozen HIM started the week by winning THAT FIRST BATTLE and posting for an ad hoc beatdown by YHC. Doubtfire had to back out of his scheduled Q due to his back being tied in knots. Here’s to a recovery day for our brother and a quick return to the rotation. We have so many on the Q rotation that it sometimes feels like you don’t get to Q enough; that’s a good problem to have. YHC was excited to step in.
Never really JUST a standby, YHC went to the Exicon toolbox, pulled out the Bearmuda Triangle, and used it on the PAX. It lived up to its name…we mysteriously lost a PAX along the way (oh, wait, that was only a modification?). Here’s the skinny on the workout:
Warm-O-Rama:
Patriot Run around the block – nice pace!
3rdF Message shared here – Content posted below
The Thang:
THE Bearmuda Triangle – 3 cones set up in a triangle pattern, 90 feet apart. PAX Bearcrawl from cone to cone, adding 1 Burpee at each cone. 3x around the cone triangle = 45 total Burpees
Two 10-counts later, PAX found themselves on the side wall of the church:
The Jack Webb Finale: (Always a crowd pleaser)
Count-O-Rama:
That was about it. Again, honored by the opportunity to lead. Always enjoy Q’ing. Humbled by it all. Get back soon, Doubtfire.
~Chappie, out!
Scars – 3rdF Content:
The theme of SCARS seems to keep coming up an awful lot in the last few weeks. Scars are often a kind of credential. Each of them has a story.
Kyle Carpenter (MOH recipient) bears some serious scars for jumping on a grenade to save the life of a fellow Marine. He devoted an entire chapter of his book YOU ARE WORTH IT to scars (cf. Ch.13, Don’t Hide Your Scars). In it, he wrote that “scars are a kind of credential”(210). Kyle added this story: “There is a greeter at my local Walmart, an elderly gentleman who always has a cheerful hello for everyone who comes through the door. One day, as I was walking in, he spotted me, flashed his huge grin, and then did finger pistols at me as he playfully asked, ‘Motorcycle wreck?'” I did finger pistols right back at him and replied, ‘Taliban!'”
Later he continued, “I would never encourage anyone to share something they aren’t comfortable sharing. But there are some scars that are so obvious, so apparent, that it is impossible to hide or ignore them. Instead of being ashamed of them, I think there is power in embracing these ‘stories’ that leave their marks on our bodies and souls” (211).
Scars are a kind of credential. They have tremendous power for creating bonds. “Wear them proudly. Wear them for yourself, to honor what you’ve been through. And wear them for others, to connect with them and inspire them to keep on fighting. They reassure others they’re not alone. They give hope that someday, their wounds will become nothing but scars, too” (215).
In 2 Cor. 11, the Apostle Paul shared quite a list of experiences which undoubtedly left him with serious scars. The context of the list was that he was facing off with false teachers who were trying to lead the Corinthians away from the truth. Paul shared the list not to brag about personal experiences, but to express that his heaviest burden of all was for the churches. The best scars are always the ones left from a cause that is bigger than we are! Listen to these verses from 2 Cor. 11:22-29…
22 Are they Hebrews? So am I. Are they Israelites? So am I. Are they descendants of Abraham? So am I. 23 Are they servants of Christ?—I speak as if insane—I more so; in far more labors, in far more imprisonments, beaten times without number, often in danger of death. 24 Five times I received from the Jews thirty-nine lashes. 25 Three times I was beaten with rods, once I was stoned, three times I was shipwrecked, a night and a day I have spent in the deep. 26 I have been on frequent journeys, in dangers from rivers, dangers from robbers, dangers from my countrymen, dangers from the Gentiles, dangers in the city, dangers in the wilderness, dangers on the sea, dangers among false brethren; 27 I have been in labor and hardship, through many sleepless nights, in hunger and thirst, often without food, in cold and exposure. 28 Apart from such external things, there is the daily pressure on me of concern for all the churches. 29 Who is weak without my being weak? Who is led into sin without my intense concern?
Had Paul NOT been a true follower of Christ, had he NOT been truly concerned for the church, he would not have experienced (willingly endured) those trials — he would not have borne the scars which those trials inevitably produced — especially the 39 lashes x5! (Btw…that’s 195!).
Scars are a kind of credential. The nail-scarred hands of our Savior are credentials of His unconditional love. Proof that He paid our penalty in the cross. They are further proof that He is alive! Add to that, sometimes some else’s scars remind us we’re living, we’re ALIVE!
This past week you heard about the death of Toby Mac’s (and his wife, Amanda’s) oldest son, Truett, age 21. Toby Mac’s Facebook post was nothing short of phenomenal. In the midst of feeling exceptional pain that will leave exceptional scars, he and his wife, Amanda, were able to inspire others. Here’s how/why: (This is the last paragraph of their post)
Scars in the lives of HIM are a kind of credential. They’re credentials that we ARE unquestionably ALL IN, whether it be in relationship with God, in our families, our churches, our workplaces, or the communities in which we serve. Scars heal and tell a story BECAUSE YOU ARE ALIVE; scars mark you as resilient, tough, and as a survivor! They mark you as a HIM!