fun with walls, pull-ups and coupons

DATE: 2021-05-17
AO: Horizon-Ao
Q: 3 mile
PAX: Magoo, Brown Bag, sticks, Old Bay, Disco, Obadiah, Kodiak, Poe FNGs: attache
COUNT: 10
WARMUP: 10-15 SSH, hillbillies, Michael Phelps, cherry pickers, willie mays hays, arm circles THE THANG:
Mosey to wall ; chicken peckers (10x ICE) + chair countdown (PAX countdown from 5 – all languages welcome) Pull-ups * 2 with planks , mountain climbers then Magoo Al Gore++ session Mosey to Grab coupons
3 Rounds of coupon fun …
Round 1:
Note: to encourage teamwork and all PAX contributing …
first PAX done calls out and move on to next
40 coupon Swings
40 coupon Jumps
40 Clusters (coupon CLean + thrUSTER)
40 derkins (feet on block)
Mosey to/fro 50 yard line with coupon
Round 2: repeat with 30 reps
Note: same PAX can’t finish first 2x in a row & different PAX must finish first than the round 1) Round 3: repeat with 20 reps
Note: same PAX can’t complete 2 in a row & different PAX must complete first than the rounds 1-2 MARY:
Obadiah – Freddy Mercury
Kodiak – superman
Poe – penguin / toe touches
Old Bay – LBCs
ANNOUNCEMENTS: 3/31 Murph and picnic
COT: to find true joy in life, the Dalai Lama recommends taking care of, and helping, others. this is somewhat paradoxical as one might think to focus on my needs and wants to be happy. but, by focusing on others, we discover empathy and compassion and gratitude for all that we already have … this is the 3rd F in F3, to be part of something greater than ourselves.

Hey Buddy WOD

#back_blasts #loco

AO: LoCo BRMS
QIC: @Bolt

The PAX: @Hoff, @BeaverNuggets, @Pre, @Rikers, @Refueler

Warmup: SSH IC, Michael Phelps IC, Arm Circles IC, Cherry pickers IC, Wlliy Mays Hayes IC, Quad Stretches OYO

The Thang: Hey Buddy WOD in honor of Christopher Goodell
USMC and Police officer(Badge #38) killed just sitting in his patrol car by a truck. “Hey Buddy!” was his signature greeting. Died in his 30s survived by his fiance, siblings and parents

250 meter mosey Buy In ( modified to 400m)

5 rounds IC, each led by a PAX, in honor of his 5+ years of service to the USMC of:

10 Lunges
10 Air Squats
10 Big boy situps
8 Burpee of choice

1 Extra credit round since he was a police officer for 6 years.

250 meter mosey (modified to 800m)

Three Extra credit rounds in honor of the first number of his badge #. Finished with 400m run.

Straight into…

Mary: 1 round Alphabet legs, 38 Australian Snow Angels

COT: Never Take For Granted by James Casey.

Wait, He’s How Old?!

AO: Olympus

QIC: Jag

The PAX: Dungeon Master; Sea Dog; Monk; Popeyes; Pop Fly; Swish; Rambler; Slider; Citrus and FNG Joint Chief.

Warm Up: Side Straddle Hops (4); Air Press (9); Side Straddle Hops (4); Little Bitty Arm Circles (forward) (9); Side Straddle Hops (4); Little Bitty Arm Circles (reverse) (9); Side Straddle Hops (4); Michael Phelps (9); Side Straddle Hops (4); Imperial Walkers (9); Side Straddle Hops (4); Rockettes (9); Side Straddle Hops (4); Willy Mays Hays (9); Side Straddle Hops (4); Cherry Pickers (9); Down Dog and Cobra Kai; Merkins (4); Merkins (9); Burpees (4); Burpees (9); and Petro.

The Thang: The PAX started with a 49-yard Sprint; a 49-yard Karaoke; a 49-yard Butt Kicker; a 49-yard Backpedal; a 49-yard Karaoke; a 49-yard High Knees; a 49-yard Sprint; and a 49-yard Bear Crawl. Next, the PAX divided into groups of 2 and 3 to execute a Dora – 149 Merkins; 249 Squats; 149 WWIIs; 249 Calf Raises and 49 Gleemakers. All of these punctuated by 49-yard runs. Finally, the PAX finished with a brief (and fairly lopsided) game of Ultimate Frisbee.

Mary: LBC (49); Flutterkicks (4+9); Freddie Mercuries (4+9); Penguin Crunches (4+9); and a Spelling Bee (H.A.P.P.Y.B.I.R.T.H.D.A.Y.J.A.G.!)

COT: Upon the passing of his best friend and spouse of nearly 60 years, a relative turned to Mrs. Jag and told her that life goes by too quickly. It does. Make each day the best it can be. Out.

Dora & Soccer Beatdown at FreeState

AO: FreeState
QIC: Horshack
PAX: 6 – Hyster from Puget Sound Region (Site Q at Speakeasy), along with @CashOnly, @Winston, @Black Diamond, and @Deagle

Warm Up-

· SSH-x 25 IC

· Harry Rockettes-x 15 IC

· Cherry Pickers-x 15 IC

· 2 Laps with Kareoke & Alabama Ass Kickers

· El Capitan-x 15 IC

· Michael Phelps-x 15 IC

· Windmills-x 15 IC

Mosey to the field-

The Thang

DORA 3-2-1-2-3-

· 300 Seal Claps-

· 200 Squats-

· 100 Merkins-

· 200 Step Ups-

· 300 Dips-

3 v 3 Soccer-

Mary:

· Flutter-x 20 IC

· Reverse Crunches-x 20 IC

· Plank-orama-10-10-10-10-10

· Starfish-x 10 IC

· American Hammer -x 20 IC

COT: Q1.9 Mammon-

The Sustaining Relationship Between A Man And His Work. Our work not only feeds us and our families, it also benefits the community. Work is also essential to our personal alignment whereas idleness takes us off track. Even in retirement, men seek something meaningful to do. The connection between a man and his work is a lifelong relationship, not a pursuit.

This relationship with work is powerful and can swallow other more critical relationships with our spouse, kids, extended family, teams, and communities. There are 3 reasons for this: 1) Work is the easiest relationship to maintain. It’s the only relationship where we can go off duty. 2) Our work relationship provides the most direct affirmation. The clear feedback of work tempts a man to turn away from the chaos and uncertainty of other relationships. and 3) Our work relationship is terminable at will – and we can quit at any time. Divorce from spouses and separation from children doesn’t sever the relationship.

Mammon is the least important of all our relationships. If we place work before our M and Shorties we commit relationship malpractice–and risks losing them. If we place work before our teams (Shield Lock) and our mentees (Blades) the Community will suffer and erode. If we lose our family and Community to our relationship with work, there is nothing for our work to sustain.

The temptation to elevate Mammon to the forefront of our relationship target is ever present. If unchecked, it becomes workaholism in full bloom and like any addiction, it will swallow everything else in a man’s life. It will consume him. Because it is easy, affirming and controllable, the temptation to elevate the importance of Mammon is compelling. We may love our work, but we do not live to work. Instead, we work to enrich the lives of those we love and with whom we live.