Election Day – do you know your 44 presidents?

  • QIC: Trucker
  • When: 11/8/16
  • Pax: Gilmore, Rayburn, Goffer, Beacon, Culture Club, Ditchwitch, Change Order, Anchorman, Gridlock, Socrates, Baitshop, Assassin, Senator Tressel, Deep Dish (FNG)
  • Posted In: The Ballroom

By an act of Congress in 1845, the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November was designated Election Day for future presidential elections. The first such election took place on November 7, 1848. So, as it is November 8, 2016 and it falls upon us to participate in our civic duty to vote today. But since many of our PAX well past our high school civic class, who can recite all 44 presidents in order (other than Socrates)? So I figured it would be beneficial to go back to HS civics class and at the same time work our brains and body at the same time.

So the Thang:
Mossy to industrial building parking lot and circle up for COP. Conduct a few 10 count exercises then define the lesson plan:

Assigned an exercise per president per term – tried to connect a theme between presidents name/tidbit with the exercise:

1. George Washington: Hero of Revolutionary War = 1 – burpee
2. John Adams: Father of the Navy = 2 – carolina dry docks
3. Thomas Jefferson: A great scholar and founder of UVA = 3 – smurf jacks
4. James Madison: Father of the constitution = 4 – merkins
5. James Monroe: Father of Foreign Policy = 5 – monkey humpers
6. James Quincy Adams: Son of our 2nd President = 6 – sprint to building and back 6xs
7. Andrew Jackson: 1st president to survive assassination = 7 – American hammers
8. Martin Van Buren: 1st president who was born in the US, loved drinking Champagne = 8 – burpees
9. William Harrison: Had the longest inaugural speech and 1st to die in office = 9 – Bobby Hurleys
10. John Tyler: 1st Vice President to become president due to death = 10 – shoulder taps
11. James Polk: Launched the Mexican War to get CA & NM = 11 – peter parker
12. Zachary Taylor: 1st President with no political experience, a war veteran = 12 – decline merkins
13. Millard Fillmore: Established trade with Japan = 13 – Makhtar N’Diayes
14. Franklin Pierce: Gave inaugural speech without any notes/script = 14 – parker peter
15. James Buchanan: Only un-married President = 15 seconds of honeymooner
16. Abraham Lincoln: Delivered the Gettysburg Address and stopped slavery =16 –LBCs
17. Andrew Johnson: Before politics was a tailor in Tennessee = 17 – plank jacks
18. Ulysses Grant: The hero of the Civil War = 18 – imperial walker
19. Rutherford B Hayes: Known as Rutherfraud = 19 – Russian twists
20. James Garfield: 2nd President to be assassinated = 20 – windshield wipers
21. Chester Arthur: Established the Civil Service Commission = 21 – air squared (people chair with clap)
22. Grover Cleveland: Served 2 terms non-consecutively = 22 – calf raises
23. Benjamin Harrison: Grandfather was the 9th President = 23 – Hydrualic squats (KneetarN’Diayes)
24. Grover Cleveland: Panic of 1893 produced a severe national depression = 24 – chinook squats (w Moroccans night club)
25. William McKinley: 3rd President to be assassinated = 25 – mountain climbers
26. Theodore Roosevelt: Established the National Parks and a great outdoorsmen = 26 – side straddle hops
27. William Taft: Weighed over 300 pounds (needed F3) = 27 – seal jacks
28. Woodrow Wilson: Signed the Treaty of Versailles = 28 – wide arm merkins
29. Warren Harding: Played poker and drank during prohibition = 29 – hello dolly
30. Calvin Coolidge: Known as Silent Cal = 30 – crunchy frog (X&Os)
31. Herbert Hoover: Was blamed for the Great Depression = 31 – squats
32. Franklin D Roosevelt: “The only thing we have and fear itself” = 32 – WW II situps
33. Harry S Truman: Dropped the Atomic Bomb and practiced the piano 2 hours a day = 33 – bombjacks
34. Dwight D Eisenhower: Ended the Korean War and established the National Highway system = 34 – calf step ups
35. John F Kennedy: Youngest elected President = 35 – flutter kicks
36. Lyndon B Johnson: Engaged the US in the Vietnam War = 36 – lunges (single leg)
37. Richard Nixon: Watergate & “ I m not a crook” = 37 – prison squats

We only got through President #37 before having to mossy back for COT
The remaining presidents and exercises on the lesson plan:

38. Gerald Ford: 1st President to hold office w/o being elected by the people = 38 – gas pump (LBC to Dolly)
39. Jimmy Carter: Was a peanut farmer = 39 – curb dips
40. Ronald Reagan: Survived assassination and oldest elected President = 40 – lunge right
41. George H Bush: Initiated Operation Desert Storm = 41 – lunge left
42. Bill Clinton: “I did not have sexual relationships with that woman” = 42 – head bob merkins
43. George W Bush: Lead war on Terrorism = 43 – gorilla humpers
44. Barack Obama: 1st African American President = 44 – ballerina (squat with calf raise)

Lots of complaining regarding the # of X/Os and Makhtar N’Diayes having to be done on the pavement, but looking back, should have shorten COP since this was an extended COP workout. Great work by the PAX. Everyone but Senator Tressel received an A+ on their test, he only received a D+ due to constant complaining.

As always an honor to lead. Welcome Deep Dish (FNG). A reminder as today is election day. For most of us, today is a challenging day and a difficult day in selecting who should lead this wonderful country of ours. But as David Chadwick preached on Sunday, it is our duty to vote for GOD. HE will have the ultimate power in the direction for all of us and that he is our sole leader. Trusting in him and his words will only make us, as an individual and as a nation, stronger.

Read the newsletter and F3 Xmas Party 12/17/16 – BE THERE!!!
Prayers were not captured on phone, so i apologize. Prayers to those said and un-said.

Class dismissed,
Trucker, PhD in nothing

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This was “moderate,” right?

  • QIC: Twister
  • Pax: Twister, Free Bird, Mainframe, Ditch Witch, McGruff, Anchorman, Monk, Barry Manilow, Culture Club, Cotton Eye, Sheet Rock
  • Posted In: The Ballroom, The Fort

The Thang:

It should be noted that YHC received a reminder from the site Q at approximately 11:30 PM. There was no way this Q would have seen it. However, good fortune compelled YHC to check his calendar and note that “A Q? Really?”

******Special Note: a guest appearance by Monk of Gastonia ******************

Warm Up:

Stretch
LSS
Merkins
SSH

Indian Run to “land o’ blocks” (across Gold Hill and past the Day Care)

With Partners & cinder block – execute a combined 100 of the exercises below while partners alternate running up hill (and back).

100 Curls
100 LSS
100 Rows
100 Tricep Extensions
100 Overhead Presses

Indian Run Back to COT Area

:05 minutes of mary

The Moleskin

YHC reflected on a discussion by Old Bay the week before on fear. YHC did not do it justice, but felt it was important to repeat some of the key points. Most important to rely on the Sky Q for the help in overcoming your fear, whatever that might be!

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Keep it Simple

  • QIC: Senator Tressel
  • When: 10/11/16
  • Pax: Cake Boss, Weezer, Rainbird, Ditch Witch, TPS, Change Order, Newman, Elmer, Barry Manilow, Anchor Man, Bassomatic, Gopher, T-square, Culture Club, Twister
  • Posted In: The Ballroom

16 men enjoyed absolutely perfect weather conditions on a Tuesday morning at the Ballroom.  Here is what they did.

The Thang:

Make a 4 x 4 formation and start with a dynamic warmup of arm stretches, back stretches, and leg stretches – keep moving….

We stayed in formation and did a slow jog to the far back parking lot of the distribution business park.  In this formation we did:  SSH x 20, Merkin x 10, IW x 20, Morrocan nightclub x 20, MC x 20, HOLD/left arm, left leg high/right arm, right leg high, 6″/reg/6″/reg/recover.

40 yard sprints: 50% effort x 2 times, 75% effort x 2 times, and 100% (sprint) x 2 times

Stay in formation for moderate Pushorama:

Merkins x 10, take a short break, diamond merkin x 10, , short break, widearm merkins, x 10 short break.  Do three sets total of that.

Stay in the 4 x 4 formation and Mosey to the grassy hill off of the main road for Jacob’s ladder.  Start with one burpee at the top and work up to 5 burpees.  Finish and plank at the bottom.

Back in formation and mosey to the warehouse just behind the Ballroom parking lot.  “Uh oh, i know what’s coming next, ” was heard as the double reataining wall came into sight.  No gentlemen, no wall climbs today!  We are staying moderate (unlike the Q last week who shall remain nameless, although some people call him Old Bay)

People’s chair, recover, bear crawl to the curb, crabwalk back, people’s char again with overhead hand claps.  Get back in formation and mosey to the grassy area in front of the Chicken Roaster.  The grass was pretty rough so we broke ranks and found a good spot to land.

LBC x 20, Elbows to Knees (like a slow Freddie Merc) x 20, Hello Dolly x 20

COT

NMM

YHC had not Q’d the Ballroom in quite some time and was very pleased to get the call from Change Order a few weeks back.  It was even better when the weather finally turned cool and dry after the all the weekend rain from Matthew.    Who hoo! – this is F3 weather!  Why the formation?  Not sure really – just wanted to stay closer together today and see if we could stay that way,  which we did for the most part.

This was a very simple workout – take a short run, repeat some simple exercises and do it again for 45 minutes.  YHC loves a moderate workout for a change of pace, and based on the big numbers that the Ballrooom pulls in, the local F3 contingent must feel the same way.  And, it’s always awesome to be joined by four more respects (Twister, Elmer, Rainbird, Ditchwitch) on any morning.

In COT, the group mentioned those affected by hurricane Matthew.  Our local Pax knew folks that had homes that, thankfully, were saved.    Those in Haiti were not so lucky.   We prayed or those having surgery.  Praises for those getting married, those celebrating wedding anniversaries.

Announcements:  Convergence on Oct 28, Topic: race relations

 

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FLOOD RELIEF EFFORTS: Calling all Fort and Rock Pax

10/28/16
UPDATE:
I just got our work assignments.  We received 5 work orders for tree removal and 1 for house muckout (remove drywall, carpet, etc).  We will need to bring tools (chainsaws, axes, shovels, rakes, wheelbarrows, leaf blower, etc) like we did last week and additional tools (flat nosed shovels, hammers, sheetrock knives, wheelbarrows, etc) and safety equipment (gloves, safety glasses, dust masks, etc) this week.

The current plan is that we will meet at the Lowes by Baxter at 5:00 and leave for Conway, SC.  We would complete work at about 2:00 or 3:00 so that we can return for trick-or-treating with our families.  We will need to bring lunches and water.

Please DM @darkhelmetf3 or email me: frankschwartz@me.com with your HCs.

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10/21/16
UPDATE:
Work crews leaving out tomorrow. We will need help next week as well, so please check your calendars and let me know if you can make it. Here’s the details for tomorrow’s work.

Everyone,
We have been assigned 6 work orders to remove fallen trees (some greater than 18″ diameter) in the Bishopsville area.  We will be meeting tomorrow morning at the Lowe’s in Baxter at 6:00 am and will be leaving at 6:15. This will put us in Bishopsville at about 8:00.

We will be splitting into 2 groups and each group will have a team leader and will work on 3 work orders.  We will carpool and drive down as groups since the groups will be working at different addresses.

The teams are a mix of F3 Pax and Men (and one M) from my church. Again, there will be opportunity to go again next weekend, so LET ME KNOW.

We need to bring the following tools and we will split them up between the 2 groups:

Chainsaws (I think 5 were volunteered and so please bring them along with gas, oil, sharpening tools or whatever else would be needed)
Crowbars
Rakes
Axes
Wheelbarrows

Bring what you need to work safely.
In order to ensure we are as safe as possible while working on these projects, remember not to work after dark when good visibility is no longer possible, and please be sure to bring:

  • Safety glasses / goggles
  • Work boots or sturdy closed toe shoes
  • Work gloves
  • Pants (not shorts)

We need to bring our own lunch and water.  The team leaders will bring a cooler for water and drinks to be put in.

We will work until 5:30 or 6:00 and so if we finish our work orders early then we will see if there are other neighbors in the area that would like some help.  We can then find a place to eat in Bishopsville or head home. 

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10/19/16
UPDATE:
Flood waters are finally starting to recede on the coast in some areas to a point where we can get in to help. I don’t have all the details yet. They should be forthcoming soon, but here is what I know and what I need at this point.
WHAT I KNOW AT THIS POINT:
Early Saturday morning we are looking for strong backs and weak minds to travel to Myrtle Beach and Florence, SC to start the debris clearing. This means that we will need willing men, chainsaws, hand saws, loppers, shovels, possibly wheelbarrows, etc. We will be heading back that evening on this go around. (We will likely be doing an overnight trip next week once the mucking out of houses and such begins. Flood waters are not allowing for this in most areas at this time, is what I understand.) We will also be taking donations down with us. We will take the water that has been collected to now, and any other that we may be able to collect between now and then…
WHAT I NEED AT THIS POINT:
Your HCs ASAP! Hit me on twitter: @darkhelmetf3 (I’ll follow you back so we can share contact info if needed) and tell me if you can make it. It will be a very early start and a fairly late return that day.

Men, I know that there are TONS of ways to help right now, and TONS of places we could do it. If this doesn’t fit you, that’s ok, just help somewhere. However, this is what we are being asked to do for right now. It may seem like a small thing, but it will make a big difference.

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10/11/16
UPDATE:
Pax, I thought it would be good to give an update on where things stand with the relief efforts. There is much more damage and many more problems than we anticipated in SC, GA, and NC than we (in the Fort) have resources to take care of. It’s important to remember that we will hear of needs all over. Unfortunately, we won’t be able to do it all. I often get frustrated and sad that we can’t just fix it, but so be it.

That said, at this time, we are in a holding pattern. The storm surge is continuing to rise in many of those areas, and over the next 48 hours or so there will be continued flooding and other problems that will continue to arise. It will likely be this weekend and into next week before we can safely enter any of those areas. So, as hard as it is, hang tight. Please keep letting me know about the needs that you hear of and about your individual availability to travel (possibly overnight) to affected areas over this weekend and into (and through) next week. Also, keep your eyes on the Twitter machine and FB, etc. for further updates.

Thank you, men, for all you do.
Helmet, out.

 

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10/8/16
Almost one year to the day from our relief efforts in Columbia, SC, and here we go again. Our brothers (F3), but maybe even more importantly, the communities where our brothers and sisters (God’s children) live are feeling the force and will soon be digging out from the devastation of Hurricane Matthew.

I am in contact with some of our coastal Pax and with members and leaders of my Church to try and get updates on needs. I imagine that there will be needs for donations, much like we had for Columbia (water, food, fuel, etc.), and also we want to organize work crews to go down as needed. At this point (10/8/16, 1700hrs), I know of many downed trees, lots of flooding, etc., but we do not know yet what can be done or when. Many communities (whole counties actually) have not started letting residents back in yet.

Here is what I need from you. I need to know if you can plan to go down with crews sometime in the coming days and weeks to administer relief. This will likely consist of delivering supplies, clearing roads, removing debris, and gutting homes and businesses that were flooded. We will need tools, strong backs, and donations. As soon as I know more, I will amend this post.

Again, at this point, if you can comment on this post, or DM me on Twitter, as to whether you can go and what days, that will help to start. Also, if you know of needs or people that are in those areas organizing efforts there, that would be great to know also.

Aye!

 

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Calls for Mercy at the Ballroom

  • QIC: Old Bay
  • When: 10/04/2016
  • Pax: Chedda, Anchorman, Barry Manilo, Ditchwitch, Trail Mix, Newman, Bassomatic, Mainframe, Gilmore, Bait Shop (FNG), Elmer, Gopher, CottenEye, Culture Club, OldBay
  • Posted In: The Ballroom

15 Ballroom Boyz gathered for a refreshingly cool morning of moderate dancing. Disclaimer was issued in earnest and the pax lined up for a crisscross applesauce run down to the furtherest lower lot at the bottom of the business park.

Warm-up

Pax circled up for a few words on our theme of the month: Mercy.

– SSH (IC) x20
– IW (IC) x20
– ==> Lunge walk for 10 yards, then mosey half way around lot
– Low-Slow Squats (IC) x20
– Windmills (IC) x20
– ==> Toy soldier for 10 yards, then mosey half way around lot
– Mountain climbers (IC) x20
– Peter Parkers (IC) x20
– ==> Bearcrawl for 10 yards, then mosey half way around lot
– Carolina Dry Docks (IC) x20
– 5 Burpees OYO

Mosey up to middle “flat” parking lot for railroad tracks (about 2 rotations through)

The Thang

Mosey to the parking lot below the COT area (with the double wall). Another quick word on Mercy, and Pax organized themselves into five groups of three for a few rounds of Tripple-Check.

– 1st person doing wall sit
– 2nd person exercise specified for that particular round (see below)
– 3rd person scaling walls, then running to the right, down around the stop sign, and back to his team
– rotation positions until all three pax in each group had done each exercise
– plank up when done with the specific round

We did a total of 5 round, with the “specified exercise” being the following (one for each round)

– LBCs
– Merkins
– Squats
– Flutters
– Calf raises

After all 5 rounds, pax scaled wall one more time and circled up for a little Mary in the COT area.

Seniors choice for ab work:

– LBCs
– SSH
– American hammers

Time’s up. COT.

Naked Man Moleskin
YHC has a special affinity for the Ballroom because of the #HIMs that post there, and because the scaling wall is a real treat. This morning was no exception, and we had the bonus of FNG “Bait Shop” joining us (excellent work!!!). Add in the absolutely perfect weather, and we had a recipe #awesomesauce. It was a privilege leading the workout, and YHC appreciates the opportunity (thanks for scheduling me, ChangeOrder).

During the workout, we discussed the monthly theme of Mercy. For YHC, mercy is a little more difficult to grasp than the other two of the trifecta: justice and grace. Mercy is not giving something when it is deserved (like punishment, retribution, or hell). Mercy is a sense of empathy or pity. But it is something we do, not just something we feel. It is a sense of pity, plus action. Many cultures, including that of the Romans, and that of ours today, see mercy as weakness. I suspect this is due to the competitive, prideful nature of society, which focuses on sports, shocking media, and a worldly definition of “success”. Name 5 great movies about mercy. I can’t.

We as follower of Christ are to have a different perspective of mercy. Greg Laurie said “Sometimes we think people who are quick to condemn are very spiritual. But it is actually quite the opposite. When you truly are a spiritual person, when you truly are a godly man or woman, then you will be a merciful person—not a critical or condemning one.”

In Chicken Hawk’s Mercy theme document, he says something that really stuck with me. “Don’t be mistaken by the reality that the person you are called to have mercy on does not deserve it.” I dare you to really thing about this next time you get in your car and drive somewhere.

As a final thought – The theme-of-the-month concept and document that Chicken Hawk puts together every month is truly a fantastic resource for all Pax. I strongly encourage everyone to take advantage of this. Read it, print it up, discuss it with your wife and/or family, and tape it to the refrigerator. There is no excuse not to. It couldn’t be teed up any better.

Aye!
-old bay

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PRE-BLAST: 4th Annual The Fort Invergence!

On September 30, come and join your F3 brethren from Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Lake Wylie, York, Rock Hill, and Indian Land as we celebrate four years of F3 in the Fort Mill area.   We will have a great meal and enjoy presentations from our local F3 leadership,  Aye, men, this is a great opportunity to learn more about F3 and get together with your brothers  in a relaxed, non-sweaty setting.  It’s a ‘can’t miss’ event so mark your calendars now and plan to be there!    No M’s on this one – just the Pax.

What:  Fort Mill Invergence (4th anniversary party)

When:  Friday, September 30, 5:30PM

Where:  Bruce T. Rush Pavillion at the Anne Springs Greenway

Bring:  Food, drink, chair, cash (to cover the pavillion rental/donations to the F3 Foundation)

Please use the link below to RSVP and list what food you will bring:

4th Annual Fort Mill Invergence Dinner Sign Up

 

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Do You Mind If We Dance With Your Dates?

  • QIC: Barry Manilow
  • When: 08/02/16
  • Pax: Spitz, Culture Club, BassOMatic, Cheddah, Anchorman, Change Order, McGruff, Plymouth, Ditch Witch, Rain Bird, Mainframe, Gopher, Fire Marshall Bill
  • Posted In: The Ballroom

14 strong at The Ballroom with Barry Manilow … what to do? … When in Rome …

Disclaimer complete and a cool(ish) breeze in the air, 14 strong were ready some moderate fun at The Ballroom. I scoured the exercises for every celebrity music and dance appearance I could find, and even made a few up.

The Thang,

mosey 1/2 way down the hill, circle up, 10x imperial walker, 10x windmill, 10x squat, 10x merkins

mosey down to the circle, circle up, 10x hillbilly walker, 10x cherry picker, 10x monkey humpers, 10xCDD

mosey to the bottom lot for Patrick Swayze (not the Roadhouse Swayze, not Point Break Swayze … yes, Dirty Dancing Swayze) … back and forth in the lot … Karaoke L, Karaoke R, butt kickers, graceful high knees, backwards run with arms out waiting for Jennifer Gray (or Anchorman) to jump in them, and back down with a power-skip

10 count before a Jonah Hill OYO … 3x broad jumps, 3x merkins, 3x broad jumps, 3x merkins x 7 times each for 21 of each (ala 21 Jump Street)

mosey 1/2 way back up the hill and circle up for a Matt Foley IC … 1x squat with arms out (optional, yell about living in a van down by the river), 4x Dying Cockroach, 2x squats, 8x Dying Cockroach … up to 5x and 20x

mosey up to the grass near the to parking lot, 10x Makhtar N’Diayes, 10x Kneetar N’Diayes

mosey to the side driveway just below the parking lot, 5x bombjacks, bear crawl up to the lot, 5x donkey kicks, walk back down to the side drive, 5x bombjacks, bear crawl up to the lot, 10x alternating shoulder taps

mosey to the other end of the parking lot, circle up, a minute or so of Grateful Dead IC, 10x Freddie Mercury IC, 10x Travoltas IC, 5x Diamond David Lee Roth Burpees OYO

mosey to the small lot before the wall, inchworm from one side to the other, lunge walk back, toy soldier across, windmill walkers back … circle up for 10x flutters, 10x LBCs and 10x box cutters

over the wall and back to COT, announcements, prayers and praises, honored to lead a solid group.

Looks like we made it,

Barry Manilow

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Convergence to Support Army 385th MCT Deployment

PAX,

Mark your calendars for Tuesday September 13, for a special Convergence to support YHC brother-in-law, 1st Lt. Tyler J. Strom (Convoy). As many of you know, Lt. Strom and his Unit (385th MCT) will be deploying in the following months. The goal for this convergence is to support Lt. Strom and pay homage to all our men & women who have served / currently serving our Nation. Lt. Strom will be your guest Q so come prepared for some PT and be sure you have a clean shave or you will suffer the consequences (his words!).

To support his Unit, we’re asking PAX for donations towards care-package items (review the list of items below). If you’re not the shopping type, you can give a monetary donation as well. Bring all items to the convergence. If you’re unable to make it and still want to give, reach out to myself (504-813-2901 / tommy.vadell4@gmail.com) and I can coordinate a pickup time with you.

When: Tuesday September 13
Location: Ballroom (875 Gold Hill Rd, Fort Mill, SC 29708)
Time: 0515-0600
2/3 F: 0600-0630 (Coffee & donuts will be provided / bring lawn chairs)

What to Bring:

  • Care-package donations
  • Monetary donations (going towards shipping & supplies)
  • Empty shoe box
  • Lawn Chair (for 2/3 F)
  • Red pill
  • FNG

Care-Package List (Do’s / Don’ts)

  • Foods
    • DO’S Rule of thumb – anything that can fit in their cargo pockets
      • Trail mix
      • Beef jerky
      • Crackers (peanut butter/cheese etc.)
      • Ground coffee
      • Chicken salad w/ crackers packets
      • Bars (protein/breakfast etc.)
      • etc.
    • DON’TS
      • Liquids
  • Candy
    • DO’S
      • Gum
      • Hard candy
    • DON’TS
      • Chocolate
      • NO SUGAR FREE CANDY. They don’t want any issues from the backside!
  • Hygiene
    • DO’S
      • Gold bond (Highly valued)
      • Tooth paste
      • Pads/tampons (they do have some females in his unit so ask the M to help out)
      • Deodorant
    • DON’TS
      • Mouth wash
  • Medicine
    • DO’S
      • Tylenol
      • Motrin/ibuprofen
      • Tums
      • Throat Lozenges
      • Moleskin (for blisters)
    • DONT’S
      • No liquid meds
      • Hard meds (Vicodin etc.)
  • Misc.
    • DO’S
      • Socks (athletic)
      • T-shirts
      • Magazines
      • Games (cards, soduko, crossword etc.)
      • Baby wipes / hand sanitizers
    • DONT’S
      • Adult Magazines

We thank everyone in advance for their support!

Bounty Hunter over and out!

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Good Form Day with 12 counts

  • QIC: Cornhole
  • When: 07/12/16
  • Pax: Mainframe, Snapper, Culture Club, Gopher, Rain Bird, Plymouth, Ditch Witch, Destiny, Bass-O-Matic, Chicken Hawk, Pusher
  • Posted In: The Ballroom

Quick Disclaimer, Today focused on form. Start off doing each exercise to good form. Your are out here to get better. Will not get better by doing it half way.

Mosey – Butt Kickers, High Knees, Shuffle, Karoke
COP
20 SSH
10 IW
10 Windmills,
10 Moroccan Night Club
15 LBC’s
10 12 count Merkins
(lower in 4 ct down, hold at bottom for 4 counts, raise back up in 4 counts)
10 12 count Squats
20 Mtn Climbers
15 Freddie Mercuries – Straighten your legs out at the bottom.
10 Release Merkins

How is everyone’s form? Are you holding true to it? How about life outside F3?
Are you pushing yourself to be the best Husband, Father, Son, Brother or are you going through the motions hoping that you will get better?

10 12 count Lunges ea Leg
20 Peter Parker’s
15 Loungers
10 Dips
10 Straight Leg Squats
20 Parker Peters
15 Hello Dollies
10 12 count CDD’s
10 Side Lunges
20 Ski Abs
Mosey to Wall for Wall sits
Mosey to COT

Several Announcements – Read the newletter, Love Week (Check it out)

Always a pleasure to lead and be motivated by everyone. You all make me better!

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The Fort Logo Redesign

Pax

On September 30th, we will be celebrating the 4th Anniversary of the F3 the Fort with the Invergence held at Anne Springs Close Greenway (more details to follow). Since the inception of F3 in York County back in 2012, our region has seen tremendous growth and now hosts over 750 Pax across Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Rock Hill, York, Lake Wylie and soon Lancaster.

The original design of the Fort logo completed by Bounty Hunter has been a stalwart throughout this growth. However, it is time to update the logo to further represent all of the Pax across the region.

Beginning immediately, YHC is asking for all of our creative Pax to submit a new logo design to represent our region. All submissions should be sent to thefortf3@gmail.com. Submissions must be completed by July 31st. This will allow for an F3 Mudgear t-shirt order to be completed by the Invergence.

Entries will be shared below. The winning submission will receive a free t-shirt courtesy of the Fort region.

Thanks in advance for your help! See you in the gloom.

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