AO: The Pound
When: 06/24/2023
PAX:
Number of Pax: 2
Pax Names: Sandworm,
Number of FNGS: -1
FNG Names:
QIC: Sandworm
The BackBlast:
Title: There’s Burn in Them Ther’ Hills
Summary: Four pax hit the hills for a burn to fuel their weekend. Beatdown was Jacob’s Ladder up the UGA IMF long hill and Catch-Me-if-You-Can up the big hill. And, the four pax released the beast.
Pax: Sandworm (Q), Addi Daddi, Bookworm, Cliffhanger
Acknowledgments:
Patterned after 2016 F3 Swamp Rabbit Beatdown, “Man-Made Hill Workout
Link:
Man-Made Hill Workout – F3 Swamp Rabbit
Picture from Azumio article on mental toughness
Link:
Ways to Increase Your Mental Toughness (azumio.com)
Warm Up
Exercises: SSH, Goofballs, Imperial Walkers, Ladder Exercises (Jump over, Step Over, Weave, etc.)
Mosey from the warmup in the field to the beginning of the long hill
Thang
Jacobs Ladder on a String (Two Times: 1. Burpees 2. Jumping Squats) (On the long hill)
- Start (0) to the first station (1) and do one of an exercise (example: Burpee) at the first station
- Back to station zero (start)
- Up to the second station (2) and do two of the same exercise (example: 2 Burpees)
- Back to the first station
- Up to the third station and do three of the same exercise
- Only do the exercise when you come to the station for the first time, and not when crossing it again
- Continue to the sixth (6) and final station on the hill
Catch-Me-if-You-Can (Two times after each Jacob’s Ladder: 5 Merkins / Run Backwards, 5 Merkins / Bear Crawl) (On big hill)
- Partner up with evenly matched pax
- One does an exercise (example: 5 merkins) while the other does a slower mode of travel (example: run backward)
- After finishing the exercise, the pax runs to catch the other and when caught they switch (example: backward to exercise, exercise to backward)
- End at the top of the hill
- Note: The bear crawl was faster than the backwards run and the number of merkins could have been reduced to 2 or 3
COT
Toughness:
- We’re often proudest of the moments in life when we push ourselves to be better and achieve something
- This was stated on the hills as “release the beast”, or give it more effort when you think you can’t
- In bettering ourselves, we have character flaws but we are not character flaws
- In bettering ourselves, we also have character traits that are different from flaws in that they are sometimes helpful but we need to use them in the right places
- Stubbornness may be a character trait that we need to use in the right circumstances
- Lying is a character flaw that we need to get rid of
- F3 is a method for us to be better and contribute through fitness, fellowship, and faith
Note: we also had a lesson on rational numbers for mathematicians and statisticians and data scientists, but I won’t bore you here
Ended COT in prayer
Title: There’s Burn in Them Ther’ Hills
Summary: Four pax hit the hills for a burn to fuel their weekend. Beatdown was Jacob’s Ladder up the UGA IMF long hill and Catch-Me-if-You-Can up the big hill. And, the four pax released the beast.
Pax: Sandworm (Q), Addi Daddi, Bookworm, Cliffhanger
Acknowledgments:
Patterned after 2016 F3 Swamp Rabbit Beatdown, “Man-Made Hill Workout
Link:
Man-Made Hill Workout – F3 Swamp Rabbit
Picture from Azumio article on mental toughness
Link:
Ways to Increase Your Mental Toughness (azumio.com)
Warm Up
Exercises: SSH, Goofballs, Imperial Walkers, Ladder Exercises (Jump over, Step Over, Weave, etc.)
Mosey from the warmup in the field to the beginning of the long hill
Thang
Jacobs Ladder on a String (Two Times: 1. Burpees 2. Jumping Squats) (On the long hill)
- Start (0) to the first station (1) and do one of an exercise (example: Burpee) at the first station
- Back to station zero (start)
- Up to the second station (2) and do two of the same exercise (example: 2 Burpees)
- Back to the first station
- Up to the third station and do three of the same exercise
- Only do the exercise when you come to the station for the first time, and not when crossing it again
- Continue to the sixth (6) and final station on the hill
Catch-Me-if-You-Can (Two times after each Jacob’s Ladder: 5 Merkins / Run Backwards, 5 Merkins / Bear Crawl) (On big hill)
- Partner up with evenly matched pax
- One does an exercise (example: 5 merkins) while the other does a slower mode of travel (example: run backward)
- After finishing the exercise, the pax runs to catch the other and when caught they switch (example: backward to exercise, exercise to backward)
- End at the top of the hill
- Note: The bear crawl was faster than the backwards run and the number of merkins could have been reduced to 2 or 3
COT
Toughness:
- We’re often proudest of the moments in life when we push ourselves to be better and achieve something
- This was stated on the hills as “release the beast”, or give it more effort when you think you can’t
- In bettering ourselves, we have character flaws but we are not character flaws
- In bettering ourselves, we also have character traits that are different from flaws in that they are sometimes helpful but we need to use them in the right places
- Stubbornness may be a character trait that we need to use in the right circumstances
- Lying is a character flaw that we need to get rid of
- F3 is a method for us to be better and contribute through fitness, fellowship, and faith
Note: we also had a lesson on rational numbers for mathematicians and statisticians and data scientists, but I won’t bore you here
Ended COT in prayer