DATE: 2022-06-06
AO: Patriot
Q: CableGuy
PAX: Bone, Ice Tea, Old Bay, bogey, Big Short, 2 percent, Popeyes, Patchouli, Kodiak, Peanuts, Legacy, Wedding Singer, Jenner, Horshack, Lazlo, Maj. Payne, Tiësto FNGs: None
COUNT: 19
WARMUP: SSH, Hillbilly, Arm Circles, Cherry Pickers, WM Hayes, Down Dog, Cobra Kai, Fellowship Lap
THE THANG: Pax wrapped a warmup fellowship lap by circling up for two ring of fire rounds as follows:
R1: each pax bear crawls the ring as the others alternate Merkins and Body Weight Squats, followed by a lap R2: Plank Jacks and Bonnie Blairs, followed by a lap
We then moved on to a moving AO Tour:
Mosey to front of pool; duck walk to the left turn
Mosey to The Arena for 10 Stepups/10 Durkins x 2 rounds
Crawl Bear along the sidewalk in front of cafeteria
Circle up on the basketball court for 10 alternating shoulder taps IC/10 Mountain Climbers IC x 5 rounds Mosey back to the field for Mary
MARY: LBC, Toy Soldier
ANNOUNCEMENTS: AO Tour continues; Roosevelt Island convergence 6/17
COT: Dwight Eisenhower is a favorite of mine – wasn’t perfect, was a man of his time, but so are we. Before the D-day invasion he had two letters prepared for public consumption: one for victory spreading credit to his officers and soldiers for their sacrifice, and the other taking full personal accountability for the failure – fortunately that letter was not sent.
Here are words from him from readers digest essay from 1965, leadership in the context of humility:
My own conviction is that every leader should have enough humility to accept, publicly, the responsibility for the mistakes of the subordinates he has himself selected and, likewise, to give them credit, publicly, for their triumphs. I am aware that some popular theories of leadership hold that the top man must always keep his “image” bright and shining. I believe, however, that in the long run fairness and honesty, and a generous attitude toward subordinates and associates, pay off.
F3 The Capital 