- QIC: Deacon
- When: 10/13/2017
- Pax: Asphalt, Atari, Barry Manilow, Clark Kent, Dark Helmet, Deacon, Deep Dish, Destiny, Dilbert, Full House, Handy Manny, Old Bay, Polaroid, Popper, Smuggler, Stang, Sugar Daddy, Twister, WhatDid
- Posted In: 3rdF, Slow Burn
19 High Impact Men posted for a moderate workout in the misty gloom today. Smuggler made a strong come back, kotter style. Stang lead the second stretch-o-rama which made the Pax grunt like they were in a birthing center. Asphalt came to COT and blessed us with his powerful testimony.
The Thang:
Strech-o-rama for warm-up
COP: SSH (10x), IW (10x), HBW (20x), Sumo Squats (15x), MC (20x), Jumping Lunges (10x), Swimmers (10x) Freddie Mercuries (15x),
Toy Soldiers, Shuffle Left, Shuffle Right, Back Pedals, Karaoke Left, Karaoke Right, Power Skips
Dips (15x), Extreme CCDs (10x) and LBCs (20x)
Decline Merkins (15x), Extreme CCDs (10x), and Flutters(20x)
Incline Merkins (15x), Extreme CCDs (10x), Heels to Heaven (20x)
Wall Merkins, People’s Chair (3x)
Partner Drills: One partner runs to the light post and back while the other does the following until the team does a total of 100 Merkins, 200 Monkey Humpers, 300 Flutters.
Strech-o-rama for cool down
Moleskin:
God is in control. Type A people, like myself, struggle to understand that reality. Reality became very clear when the Colombia Mission Team and I were stranded in Miami right before Irma hit.
I brainstormed solutions to “control” the situation like:
– Get another flight to escape the hurricane (reality check: the airport was closing).
– Take a train (reality check: the train station was closed).
– Find a hotel for shelter (reality check: all local hotels were closed).
We prayed and then escaped the storm by driving in what the media claimed would be 15 mile/hour traffic.
God was in control and His plan was far greater than ours. Instead of 12 men going to Colombia, he sent 17 of us to Florida to help hurricane survivors. Instead of serving 1 organization in Columbia, we served 5 organizations in Florida. Instead of engaging a few donors to raise money for the mission trip, He engaged over 1K people in our church/community to collect supplies for the hurricane survivors in Florida. Instead bringing a few supplies to Colombia (less than the 50 lbs limit), He had us bring over 10K lbs of supplies to people who needed it in Florida.
I’m glad that God is in control. His plans are far greater than what we can imagine.
Peace,
Deacon