Modified Laredo – Cowboy Up!

Wasn’t a coincidence that I participated in GTE-59 where we had the opportunity to complete the Laredo WOD during the event, then was DR in Houston, TX for a week – birthplace of our fallen hero, and then was asked to lead the Honey Badger workout the following Monday. So, this morning we honored Staff Sgt. Laredo who gave everything for his WHY. What are willing to give, or give up for your WHY?

WARMUP: Regular culprits were performed with the proper call out – NEISPMICE

THE THANG:
Normal Laredo WOD is the following:
24 – Merkins
24 – Squats
24 – Walking Lunges
Run 400meters
Complete 6 rounds

This morning we amped it up a bit:
24 – Man Makers w/Cindy
24 – Squats w/ Cindy
24 – Walking Lunges w/Cindy
Run 400meters

Completed 6 rounds for a total of :
144 – MMs w/ Cindy
144 – Squats w/Cindy
144 – WLs w/ Cindy
1.5 miles

MARY: None Needed!!!

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Read your newsletter!!!

COT: STK!

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Honey Badger Got Smoked

1. Warm-Up:
SSH – 25 IC
Imperial Walkers – 15 IC
Low Slow Squats – 15 IC
Merkins – 15 IC
Mountain Climbers – 15 IC
Moroccan NC – 10 IC

2. The Thang – Part 1: Grinder “Honey Badger Strength”:

Partner up. One works, one runs 50 yards and back. Switch. AMRAP for 20 minutes.

Exercises (with cinder):
50 Block Presses
50 Block Curls
50 Block Squats
50 Block Swings
50 Block Thrusters

3. The Thang – Part 2: The Gauntlet “Badger Doesn’t Care”:

Solo effort.
Perform 1–10–1 Pyramid: (Add +1 each round, then back down)
After each round, run 20 yards and back.

1 Blockee (burpee w/ cinder)
2 Block Curls
3 Block Goblet Squats
4 Block Overhead Presses
5 Block LBCs (with cinder)

4. Finisher – “Badger Core Burn”:
Flutter Kicks – 20 IC

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The CSM Pysher WOD

This is my custom WOD for my Father CSM Pysher.

Rep count represents the different divisions, brigades, regiments he was a part of durning his career in the Army and the Pa National Guard.

28 HR merkins
.25 lap
28 HR Merkins
56 Dbl count Flutters
Lap
28 HR merkins
56 dbl count merkins
112 BBS
Lap
112 LBCs
56 dbl count merkins
28 Hr merkins
Lap
56 Flutters
28 HR Merkins
Lap
28 HR merkins
Lap

Had some extra time so did 28 Lunge walks…followed by 56 Lunge Walks then 112 Freddy Mercuries.

Always happy to be able to lead here. Thankful for the opportunity provided by my SL brother Kaiser and also thankful for the opportunity to catch up with a true HIM Harry Carry.

:punch::punch::punch:

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How long Duck got his name and why did the song get dropped?

WARMUP: Moroccan night clubs, cherry pickers, windmills
THE THANG: 10 exercises starting at ten reps each and increasing by ten reps per set until we hit 50 reps. I manmaker and mosey down the hill and back between each set. OH press, curls, deadlift, bent over rows, front raise, swings, chest press, Merkin, mt climber, shoulder tap
MARY:
ANNOUNCEMENTS: golf tournament and read your newsletter
COT:

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Mark “Pitbull” McDowell WOD

We had 4 PAX at Honey Badger for a hero WOD in honor of my friend and classmate Capt. Mark “Pitbull” McDowell. Here’s what we did:

The Thang

– Run 1 Mile
– 5 Minute Plank to honor the 5 service branches of the US Armed Forces
– 200 Calf Raises
– 300 LBCs
– Run 1 Mile
– 100 Muscle-ups on the wall at the school
– 200 Merkins
– 300 Squats
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NMM

Monday we honored my friend Mark. Mark was a 4.25 GPA student, captain of the soccer team, and an all-around great young man. He was the guy you wanted to hate because he was good at everything. But once you got to know him, you learned that he was the type of guy you strived to be. When he graduated high school, he attended the Air Force Academy. Upon graduation in 2005, he completed Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Training at Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, and Introduction to Fighter Fundamentals at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi. Captain McDowell completed the Basic Qualification Course – F-15E in May of 2008 and was assigned to the 336th Fighter Squadron at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, North Carolina.

Mark’s plane went down in Afghanistan. He left behind a wife, loving family, and many friends. As his grandfather said at his service, “He was born to fly and he died doing what he loved.”

If Mark were here today, he would have been the guy crushing the workout from the front with a smile on his face. He would have been the guy to encourage the whole time. Remember, we GET TO do this. Some others aren’t as blessed.

Aye!

Italian Job

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10×10

WARMUP:
Jog, some of the warm-up standards. Then run to base of the hill leading down to Springfield Elementary.

THE THANG:
10 exercises, 10 reps each (4 count). Pax do first exercise then run to top of hill and do one burpee. Round 2, do first and second exercise, then run and do 2 burpees. Round 3, do first, second and third, then run and do 3 burpees. Exercises listed below.

1. 10 Mountain Climbers
2. 10 Squats
3. 10 Shoulder taps
4. 10 Seal Jacks
5. 10 Hello Dollys
6. 10 Plank Jacks
7. 10 Bomb Jacks
8. 10 Merkins
9. 10 LBCs
10. 10 Burpees

MARY:
Around the horn for each pack to do some ab work.

Thanks for the opportunity to serve, Kaiser!

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Block Fest

Warm-up with lap around the parking lot. Grabbed a cinder block with exercises at each island. Lunges, overhead carry, and murder bunnies were the modes of transportation. Worked hard, Great fellowship.

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Full Maltz

WARMUP: some light yoga and warm up exercises. Honored Master Sergeant Michael Maltz
THE THANG: 1) Run 400 M 2) 25 Pull ups 3) farmers carry two cinder blocks down the hill and back 4) 25 dips 5) 50 push ups 6) 25 knees to chest 7) 50 lbcs 8) Run 400 M – then repeat a 2nd round
MARY: flutters, pickle pointers, hello dolly, v ups
ANNOUNCEMENTS: fireside fellowship upcoming 2nd F event
COT: marriages, kids, patience

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