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Hills are alive with the sound of bear crawls

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WARMUP:
SSH
Imp Walkers
Hillbilly Walkers
Mosey

THE THANG:
Walking pushups with a twist into a dip 5 count

7s with hills

  • Big boys
  • Squats

Wall sit

Bear crawl hills 7 count

More moseying

2.12 miles gotten in

MARY:
Pickle Pointers

ANNOUNCEMENTS:
America 250 beatdown
Bethel

COT:
Family
Health
Patience

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Grinder, Beast, & Gauntlet

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WARMUP: No time to Warm up we, we had 30 minutes to get a good one in.
THE THANG: 3 AMRAPs – 9 minutes each. For the 1st 2 rounds we moseyed 50 yards and back after performing the exercises.

CIRCUIT 1: “The Grinder”

  • 10 Squats
  • 10 Merkins
  • 10 Jump Squats
  • 10 Wide Arm Merkins
  • 10 Bonnie Blairs (5 each leg)

CIRCUIT 2: “The Beast”

  • 5 Burpees
  • 10 Mountain Climbers (each leg)
  • 10 Lunges (5 each leg)
  • 10 Diamond Merkins
  • 20 SSH

CIRCUIT 3: “The Gauntlet”

  • 10 Carolina Dry Docks
  • 20 Flutter Kicks (4-count = 1)
  • 10 Plank Jacks
  • 10 Shoulder Taps (R+L=1)
  • Bear Crawl ~10 yards
  • Crawl Bear ~10 yards

MARY: She didn’t show up.

We had a discussion about Surrendering Control. Here are a few of the questions I asked and some we didn’t get to.

When was the last time God asked you to do something that made you uncomfortable or felt beyond your abilities?

What is God calling you to do right now that you're resisting because you don't feel qualified?

Where are you currently leaning on your own understanding instead of trusting God?

What would change if we responded to God with "Here I am, send me" more often?

What area of your life is hardest to surrender: work, marriage, finances, health, reputation, or something else?

Final Takeaway: God doesn't call the equipped; He equips the obedient.

ANNOUNCEMENTS were made
COT: We ended with prayer.

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I am glad I had a lighter kettlebell

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WARMUP:

  • MC
  • windmill
  • side straddle hop
  • imperial walker
  • cherry picker

THE THANG:
• 15 Overhead Press
o Bear crawl – 10 yds
o 15 Merkins
o Crawl Bear – 10 yds
o 15 Merkins
• 15 Curls
o Lunge walk – 10 yds
o 15 situps with kettlebell
o Lunge walk – 10 yds
o 15 situps with kettlebell
• 15 Goblet Squats
o Bear crawl – 10 yds
o 15 Situp with Press
o Crawl Bear– 10 yds
o 15 Situp with Press
• 15 Bent Over Rows – both sides
o Lunge walk – 10 yds
o 15 Kettlebell swings
o Lunge walk – 10 yds
o 15 Kettlebell swings
• 15 Hallo
o Bear crawl – 10 yds
o 15 situps with kettlebell
o Crawl bear – 10 yds
o 15 situps with kettlebell
• 15 Wood chop both sides
o Lunge walk – 10 yds
o 15 Seated overhead press
o Lunge walk – 10 yds
o 15 Seated overhead press
• 15 Tricep Extensions
o Overhead carry – 10 yards
o 15 side lunges left side
o Overhead carry – 10 yards
o 15 side lunges right side
 
• 15 tactical transfers
o Farmers carry right hand – 10 yards
o 15 Deadlift
o Farmers carry left hand – 10 yards
o 15 deadlift
MARY:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
COT:

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Tic Tac cone and Agility ladder

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Warmup:  MUSICAL

  1. Devil went down to Georgia remix by State of Mine (3:37)
  1. Base = Imp. Walkers
  2. Chorus: SSH
  3. Solos: FRUIT PICKERS
  1. Country roads remix by Me first & Gimme Gimmes (2:11)
  1. Base = Hillbillies 
  2. Chorus = Windmills

Thang:
1-Tic-Tac-Cone
Prelude, take a lap and have guys stand in order of how fast they finished… Every other guy on one team, the rest on the other.

  • Pax in 2 teams for relay race. Tic-tac-toe grid (chalk) set up across the lot.
  • Each team gets a stack of (2 types) of cones
  • Ready/set/GO → 1 pax sprints to grid, lays cone down
  • As soon as cone is down, next pax can start
  • 1st pax moseys back to join the line
  • Winning team does Windmills or Imp-Walkers, while losing team does X#-burpees
  • If tied…. Both do x# Lt. Dan’s

2.-Agility Ladders:
5-Each/Nur back
1 foot Forward hop (R/L)
2 foot side hops
1 foot side hop (R/L)
Merkin crabwalk (R/L)
… Only did two of these each side
Icky Shuffle
Hopscotch
scissor shuffle (R/L)
MARY
Proud Mary (3:07) CCR.  
CPOP = “Rolling” → Switch Exercise
Big Boys….Rolling…Gas Pumps….Rolling….Flutter Kicks…REPEAT til song ends or 0600

ANNOUNCEMENTS: trash pick up, Dad and kids event on 6/20

COT: prayers lifted for marriages, and loved ones who are ill or recently passed.

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Some of you need a Draw Four!

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It’s time for a round of Uno!

Play your cards and do the exercises as follows:

Blue – Merkins
Green – LBC 
Yellow – Squats 
Red – lunges  
Skip – Run
+2 – pick 2 exercises, 2 reps
+4 – 4 reps all 4 exercise 
Reverse – Repeat last exercise 
Wild – Change color

We didn’t have any go out but we were all winners for posting!

Have a great weekend.

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Cindy Heaven

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Warm-Up:
SSH – 30 IC
Imperial Walkers – 20 IC
Windmills – 10 IC
Strawberry Pickers – 10 IC
Mosey lap around AO
Cheese shredder

Main Thang:
Round 1: Cinder Strength

3 Rounds- MOT per Round:
Round 1- Run
Round 2- Lunges
Round 3- Nur

Goal Line: 5 Blockees (burpee w/ cinder)
10 Yard Line: Cinder Block Squat Press (Thruster)
20 Yard Line: Cinder Block Curls
30 Yard Line: Cinder Block Rows (15 per side)
40 Yard Line: Cinder Block Chest Press
50 Yard Line: Cinder Block Swings

Recovery: Overhead Carry back to Goal Line

F3 Mentorship Discussion
Opening Question
"Who is someone that invested in you and helped shape the man you are today?"
Allow each man to briefly answer.

What Is Mentorship?
Mentorship is one man intentionally helping another man grow. It is not about having all the answers. It is about sharing experience, wisdom, accountability, and encouragement.
In F3, mentorship happens naturally:
An older man guiding a younger man
A veteran HIM helping a new guy
A father teaching a son
A husband learning from another husband
A leader developing future leaders
A mentor doesn't create followers. A mentor creates more leaders.

Scripture
Proverbs 27:17
"As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another."
This verse captures the heart of F3. Growth rarely happens alone. We become better through relationships, accountability, and honest conversations.

Discussion Points
1. Everyone Needs a Mentor
No matter our age, title, or experience level, there is always someone who has walked a path before us.
Questions:
Who do you seek advice from?
When was the last time you intentionally asked another man for guidance?
What area of your life could benefit from mentorship right now?

2. Everyone Needs a Mentee
Many men believe they are not qualified to mentor because they are still figuring life out.
The truth: Someone is behind you on the journey.
You don't need perfection. You need willingness.
Questions:
Who are you investing in?
Is there a younger man, co-worker, son, teammate, or FNG who could benefit from your experience?
What knowledge are you holding that could help someone else?

3. Mentorship Requires Time
Mentorship isn't built in a single conversation.
It requires:
Consistency
Trust
Availability
Vulnerability
The greatest impact often comes from simple moments:
A coffee meeting
A workout conversation
A phone call
Showing up when someone needs help
Questions:
Are you making time to develop other men?
What keeps you from investing in others?

4. Legacy Is People
At work, projects end. Kids grow up. Athletic accomplishments fade.
The lasting impact of a man is often found in the people he influenced.
Think about:
What do you want people to say about the investment you made in them?
Who will carry your values forward?

F3 Connection
F3 exists to plant, grow, and serve small workout groups for men for the invigoration of male community leadership.
Mentorship is how that mission continues.
A strong region is built when:
New men are welcomed.
Leaders develop leaders.
Men challenge and encourage each other.
Nobody walks alone.

Closing Challenge
This week:
Identify one man who mentors you and reach out to thank him.
Identify one man you can intentionally invest in.
Schedule a conversation with one of them before next week's workout.
The strongest chain is built one link at a time. The same is true for mentorship. Every man in this circle has something to learn and something to teach.
MARY: She fartsacked
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Bethel Men Shelter
COT: Prayers and Praises

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AMRAP Board of Pain

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WARMUP: SSH, Moroccan Night Club, Windmill, Strawberry Pickers, Merkins
THE THANG: AMRAP 15 Reps each exercise for 30 minutes flowed by a lap. Kettlebell Swings, Thrusters, Dips, Derkins, LBC'S w/KB.

MARY: All core exercises for 3 minutes.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Bethel Mens Shelter
COT: Prayer and Praises.

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Dora Plays Games

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WARMUP: SSH, IW, HW, CP, Merkins
THE THANG: Stack of tiles with exercises. Two teams flip a tile and do 10 reps then run a lap. The “#2” team won an extra set of SSH! CONGRATS!

Part II: Dora: 200 Squats, 200 LBCs, 200 Casbah #2s, 300 flutters.
MARY: We took turns. Lemme rephrase, we each chose an exercise.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Bethel Men’s Thursday 6/4 – meatloaf , July 7 Dads and 2.0 at WEP which will end in a water balloon fight (heck yeah!)👍
COT: With Jesus.

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Combating worry

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WARMUP: SSH, IW, HBW, MNC, WM, mosey around the skillet

THE THANG: 4 corners of the skillet + midpoints

At each corner: 10 ea, shoulder tap, jump squat, box cutter

At the 50: 5 burpees

We completed somewhere between 2 and 4 laps

MARY: in the thang
ANNOUNCEMENTS: bethel, trash pickup
COT: Many men fail because worry convinces them not to act. Leadership often requires moving before certainty arrives.

Your body and brain are telling you something is out of place.

Acknowledge it and then identify an action you can take.

It may not immediately solve the problem, but It will keep you moving forward instead of getting stuck in the worry loop.

Matthew 6:34 – “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself.”

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