LDP 10 Count Buffet

WARMUP: SSH, Windmills, Moracan night clubs, mosey to the thang

THE THANG: 10 Count buffet-Merkins, Mountain Climbers, Shoulder Taps, Big Boy Situps, LBC’s, SSH, Lunges, Squats, Bobby Hurley’s, Dips completed 10 of each, ran lap after each round

MARY: Flutters, Freddy Mercury’s, Big Boys

ANNOUNCEMENTS: Pints and Padres, Bethel Men’s Shelter

COT: 1 prayer or praise from each lifted up

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Bag of tricks

WARMUP:
Short Mosey to parking lot near entrance
SSH – 1 Burpee
Low slow squat – 2 burpees
Windmill- 3 burpees
Maraca nightclub – 4 burpees

Too much mumblechatter so we went to the hill for quadzilla

Run down the hill and run backwards 7 times and do 7 LBCs at the top, decrease LBCs by 1 each time up.

Moved over to front of elementary school by flags for some bear crawl. Line up along the curb facing flag. Crawl to the other side and do 1 merkin, then reverse bear crawl back and do 1 merkin. Repeat 5 times.

Knocked out a few minutes of a work with the protractor. Then had enough time for one round of Dirty Myrtle and Mike Tyson’s (great combo)

Made our way back to COT.

Last but not least was the Airborne special hip exercises.

MARY:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
COT:

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Flight Plan – We Ran

WARMUP: Nope
THE THANG: ~4.8mi
Run down Market, cross Sutton onto Settler Heights. That turns into Stratford Run.
R/T Gardenia
R/T Morris Hunt
Run to the end of Morris Hunt and back
L/T Gardenia then up the hill
R/T Stratford Run and run to the intersection with New Grey Rock
Turn around and run back on Stratford Run-Settler Heights-Market back to COT.
MARY: Nope
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Yes
COT: 5th Core Principle

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Keep those old wienkes kids

WARMUP: lap around the parking lot, windmills, low slow squats and merkins, couple stretches…go.
THE THANG: went to the small parking lot by COT and had one piece of paper on one end and another on the opposite end – maybe 30-40 yards. Start at the first exercise, complete it, run to the other side, complete the first exercise, and back and forth working down the list.
Side 1:
5 Burpee broad jumps
10 Diamond merkins
20 Merkins
30 Mountain climbers
40 Seal jacks
50 American Hammer
60 SSH
60 Moroccan night club
50 Shoulder presses
40 Crab cakes
30 Flutters
20 Big boy situps
10 Flying squirrel
5 Dive bombers

Side 2:
5 Hand release merkin
10 Durkin (get partner to put feet on back)
20 Knee to chest jumps
30 Carolina Dry Docks
40 Plank Jacks
50 LBC
60 Ski jumps
60 Squats
50 Calf raises
40 Dips
30 Monkey humpers
20 Lunges (10 each leg)
10 Apolo Ohno (10 each leg)
5 Plank alternating shoulder taps (5 each)

After the first 60 milestone was hit, we stopped running back and forth and mode of transportation moved to bear crawls to and running back…just to mix things up.

And we had music which was nice.

MARY: yes, check.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: also check
COT: yep, done

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Throwing Wet Cats

WARMUP: None
THE THANG:
1 mile loop with Sandbag
1. 50 Squats (over head carry to next station)
2. Sandbag Toss to the fence and back (shoulder carry and shuffle to next station)
3. 40 Bench Presses (suitcase carry to next station)
4. 30 Bent Over Rows (shoulder carry and shuffle to next station)
5. 20 Curls (Front Carry to next station)
6. 10 Man makers (shoulder carry and shuffle to the next station)
7. 20 over-the-shoulder SB tosses (overhead carry to next station)
8. 30 Overhead Presses (bear crawl to the cone and back (w/o bag), Walk with bag to Station 1
Finished with 50 more sandbag squats
MARY:
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
COT: Closed in prayer

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The 11s we try

WARMUP: Yea. Something like:
SSH
IW
HW
Yoga
Merkins
Peter Parker
Parker Peter
Yoga

THE THANG:
Mosey toward elementary school
11s on the curb
Burpees in cadence
Bear Crawl
Bomb Jacks
Crawl Bear

Mosey to the other side of the oval
11s
Burpees in cadence
Bear Crawl
Mike Tysons
Lunge Walk
(only got to around 7 burpees on this side)

Mosey towards middle school picnic tables for
1 Bulgarian Split Squat (each leg)
1 Merkin
2 Bulgarian Split Squats (each leg)
2 Merkins
3 Bulgarian Split Squats (each leg)
3 Merkins
etc. up to 10

Sprint for a moment

Mosey to COT

MARY: Slight bit of time for this. Did yoga-esque core work

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Morning Matinee @ Lazarus

WARMUP:

Mosey to front of theater

-20 SSH (IC)
-10 Windmill (IC)
-20 SSH (IC)
-10 Moroccan Night Clubs (IC)

THE THANG:

DORA – partner runs a lap while other partner:

-50 Burpees
-100 Derkins
-150 Dips
-200 Step Ups

Mosey to cinderblocks/coupons exercise rotations between partner with cinderblock and partner without.

Mosey back to COT

MARY: A little

ANNOUNCEMENTS: D2D Bar. Blood drive.

COT: Illness circling around schools/homes. Mental Illness and Addicton.

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Travis Manion WOD – If Not Me, Then Who

WARMUP: Negative.
THE THANG:
1st Lieutenant TRAVIS L. MANION USMC (1980 – 2007)
“If Not Me, Then Who…”
Silver Star Citation
The President of the United States of America takes pride in presenting the Silver Star (Posthumously) to First Lieutenant Travis L. Manion, United States Marine Corps, for conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity in action against the enemy while serving as Company Advisor, 3d Battalion, 2d Brigade, 1st Iraqi Army Division Military Transition Team, Regimental Combat Team 6, II Marine Expeditionary Force (Forward), in support of Operation IRAQI FREEDOM, on 29 April 2007. As First Lieutenant Manion’s patrol concluded a search of a suspected insurgent house, it came under precision small arms fire attack. With the Corpsman grievously wounded by enemy fire and the attack developing into a full-scale ambush, First Lieutenant Manion and a fellow Marine exposed themselves to the increasing fire to pull the Corpsman out of the kill zone. After recovering the Corpsman and administering first aid, First Lieutenant Manion led his patrol in a counter attack, personally eliminating an enemy position with his M4 carbine and M203 grenade launcher. As he continued to direct the patrol, another Marine was wounded by the enemy’s accurate fire. He again moved across the kill zone, under fire by five insurgents, to recover the wounded Marine. Iraqi Army reinforcements, halted by an improvised explosive device, were unable to advance on the flank of the insurgents, and First Lieutenant Manion and his patrol found themselves taking fire from three sides. While fearlessly exposing himself to gain a more advantageous firing position and drawing enemy fire away from the wounded Marines, First Lieutenant Manion was fatally wounded by an enemy sniper. His courageous and deliberate actions inspired the eventual counter attack and ultimately saved the lives of every member of his patrol. By his outstanding display of decisive leadership, unlimited courage in the face of heavy enemy fire, and utmost devotion to duty, First Lieutenant Manion reflected great credit upon himself and upheld the highest traditions of the Marine Corps and the United States Naval Service.

His legacy continues to grow through the work of the Travis Manion Foundation, inspiring people to make an impact by serving others.

A POWERFUL MANTRA
“IF NOT ME, THEN WHO…”
Before his final deployment to Iraq, Travis left us with a simple but powerful ethos. “If Not Me, Then Who…” describes the sense of duty felt by service members and their families. Today it is a constant reminder for all of us to live with character and put the interests of others before our own.
VISION (TRAVIS MANION FOUNDATION): To create a nation of purpose-driven individuals and thriving communities that is built on character.
THE MANION WOD
7 Rounds
400M Run
29 Back Squats w/ Sand Bag

MARY: A little
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Newsletter
COT: 5th CORE Principle

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