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12 PAX posted at a rainy Fort looking for a motivating start to their weekend (Trucker reported in 12 to Alcatraz, & 14 of The Fort looking at a quick jog on the beach at Kiawah).
We started off with a prayer for the Kiawah group, praying for a safe, and successful race for each runner.
The Thang:
Audit @ Q:
Tribute to Kiawah, warm up was running the drill bits at WEP and 20 SSH hops. Plank fest until group finished lap.
Partner up= 5x series of a long run Jacob’s ladder with partner with bear crawls, merkins and run to the hill and back. Partner 2 did jumping lunges until the flapjack.
COP of exercises “The Crowd Favorite” was Jack Webb at a 10 to 1 ratio = shoulders are smoked/well done after this…wow
CSPAN @ Q for “Act 2”:
Mosey to hill= short run Jacob’s Ladder of 7 to 1 of Carolina Dry Docks
Mosey to Playground=3 sets of=10 pull-ups, 10 side pulls left & right and 20 dips.
At this point I was second guessing the groups commitment because it is rainy and cold and there was no chatter. The PAX step up and finish up at full speed
Partner back up for a series of partner push/pulls.
Form back in small COP for “dealers choice”, going round the clock calling out exercise, man to the right calls cadence until the man who called the exercise sprints around the outside the circle. We did this 4 full rotations and steady expanded the circle. High speed with low repetition equated to a full body workout.
Slow mosey to COT:
Naked Man Moleskin
We all discussed looking forward to hearing/comparing #warstory with Kiawah group
Happy Birthday to WWL
Thursday Christmas Party
Baxter Trail Run
Joe Davis Run
Check the weekly email from THE FORT
CSPAN discussed the leadership training that @gnarleygoat and NODA F3 is doing. Dr. Hartle gave his testimony over lunch on Friday. This is the 2nd and 3rd F. How can we do someting similar to this in Fort Mill?
Drink plenty of water and remember to be a better man today than you were yesterday.
CSPAN-over & out