Thursday 3/12/26 Coach’s Box. 0500-0530 Workout

Soundtrack: Amazon Music Playlist: ”F3 Warm Morning in March”

Warmup: Merkins. Big Boys. Cherry Pickers. Planks. Bear Crawls.

Mosey to Suplex’s F3 sign by Suplex’s old room
Mini-Dora. 50 Merkins. 75 Squats. 100 LBC
The other person runs to the office and back.
For the 50 Merkins, try to have everybody do 25 merkins on their turn and then plank for the rest of the time their partner is running.

Mosey to Benches by R-Wing
1. Dips
2. Step ups
3. Incline merkins
4. Calf Raises on Curb

Mosey back to COT.
Lunge walk to bomb car. Nur back.

Second Half:
Topic: Integrity & Job Interviews: Are you the same person every day at your job as you were in your job interview?

Reminder about the objectives of our 30 minute discussions:
– Talk about a topic that will help us accelerate. Could be any type of thing that’s on your mind.
– It gives men a chance to open up and share. If you’re the Q and you have something to share, then share. But focus on writing some discussion questions that will lead other men to share as well. Always leave plenty of time and space for the other PAX to talk. It might not even be on topic. That’s okay.
– This is like an extended COT. More time to talk. More openness. More vulnerability.
– Even more than with regular COT, personal stuff that is shared here, stays here. But ideas that you get from here should be shared. Go out and apply it. Use it to make your family and your community better.
– The format is 30/30. In the past, we’ve had some variation from that. Coach’s Box’s brand is 30/30

Warm up, :  SSH-IC, f5-Burpee, cherry pickers –I C, 4 burpee‘s,  WindM-IC, 3 Burpee, HW-IC, 2 burps, IW-IC, 1 Burpee
Thang: run & gun accumulator… Mosey, keep adding an exercise.
– 1) 5 Lt. Dan-Ohnos
– 2) 20 LBC
– 3) 10 MERKIN
– 4) 10 pickle pounder
– 5) 5 Kosak lunges each side
– 6) 10 Shakira (five each
– 7)Freddy Mercury (each)
– all we had time for
530-6: Framing the Topic:
“Most of us carry insurance for the stuff we’re afraid of losing — house, car, health. But what about malpractice insurance for our relationships? What are we doing to prevent damage before it happens?”
Q Source “M” concept:
– We have a finite number of arrows (time, energy, attention).
– We don’t know how many we have.
– Where we aim determines our IMPACT.
– Relationship malpractice is what happens when we mis-aim or neglect our Concentrica.
Where Are Your Arrows Going?
– Where do most of your arrows go right now? (Work? Kids? Phone? Fitness? Wife? Church?)
– If someone audited your calendar, what would they say you value most?
– Who in your Concentrica hasn’t gotten many arrows lately?
Early Warning Signs of Malpractice
– What are early warning signs that you’re drifting relationally?
– How do you know when you’re becoming transactional instead of intentional?
– What behaviors show up when you’re overextended? (Short temper? Withdrawal? Phone scrolling?
Preventative Practices (Insurance Premiums)
Insurance requires regular premiums. What are the relational premiums we pay?
Ask:
– What’s one simple practice that keeps you connected to your M?
– Do you schedule connection or just hope it happens?
– What’s a non-negotiable rhythm in your week that protects your relationships
Examples you can seed if needed:
– Weekly date night (even at home)
– Device-free dinners
– 1-on-1 time with each kid
– Monthly “state of the union” with spouse
– Texting a friend intentionally.
Legacy Question 
If you ran out of arrows next month, what relationship would you regret neglecting?
– What’s one arrow you need to intentionally aim this week?:
“What’s one premium you’re committing to pay this week?”