F3 New Orleans

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  • No cars were damaged & Frac possibly broke a sweat – from Hokie

    At 0600 YHC noticed no one had signed up to Q either workout in New Orleans so I took Mothership and took a quick “minute” to decide, based on recent broken windows how to protect our cars.

    We gathered at our normal spot and did a minute each of warm ups with Slow Vigodas followed by grass grabbers and Imperial Walkers.

    We then moseyed about 20 yards towards the peristyle and specifically to 4 sets of benches with two pax per bench.

    With the continued theme of these thugs taking less than a minute to break into cars, we would do the following for one minute each

    First evolution – legs!

    1. L leg step ups
    2. R leg step ups
    3. L leg Bulgarian split squats
    4. Surprise… R L BSS
    5. Bobby Harley’s…
    6. Monkey Humpers
    7. L leg forward lunges
    8. R leg forward lunges
    9. L leg backward lunges
    10. R leg backward lunges

    At this point, my quads were already feeling the leg focus but Frac was complaining he wasn’t sweating and the ladies in the peristyle were working harder than we were, YHC did not allow the Mumblechatter to distract than plan so we did a rinse and repeat to focus on legs for this 1st evolution.

    Next a Tabata with …. ONE MINUTE of work and 15 seconds of rest and the goal was for the Pax to work for the entire minute in each of the 10 rounds. 10 rounds of 1 FULL minute of burpees followed 15 seconds of rest was the plan but modifications seemed to be the plan of most Pax

    Next evolution…. SHOUKDERS

    Another Tabata EASING up on the Pax so only 45 seconds of work and 15 seconds of rest…

    1. Hindu Merkins
    2. Mountain climbers
    3. T—Merkins
    4. Shoulder Taps
    5. Angle grinders

    Rinse & Repeat

    Last evolution

    Only 30 seconds of work, 15 seconds of rest
    10 Rounds
    Burpees

    Thanks for allowing me to Q. Sorry it was too soft. 😜

  • Double Nickle Minus 1 – from Heisenberg

    8/14/2022 marked my 54th lap around the sun. What better way to start my 54th year than with a Renaissance birthday Q.
    Warm-up – 20 Imperial Walkers IC, 10 Windmills IC, 54 SSH IC.
    Mosey toward the lake for 5 minutes of EMOM burpees.
    Mosey around the lake and stop at the wooden path for IC Right Leg Step Ups (27 ish), LBC’s (25ish), Left Leg Step up (25ish).
    Mosey to the Singing Oak (She was not singing) for some rings of fire. A. Two rounds of Merkins holding a plank and then B. Two rounds of Squats holding the Al Gore position.
    Continue Mosey around the lake stopping at the benches near the Rentals. IC Gas Pumps and Dips
    Mosey to Pier for some Jack Webb – only made it up to 5 rounds. (A little sore after the St. Vincent 500)
    Mosey to Steps on side of Museum for some calf work. IC Calf Raises x 25 IC, Slow Calf Raises x 20, Toes in x 15, Toes Out x 15, Left Leg x 5, Right Leg x5.
    Mosey to the back for 5 Sunday Mornings.
    Mosey to the flag for some Mary, we each took a turn leading a round of exercises until time ran out.
    COT

  • The Triumphant Return to Okwata – from Fracsac

    6 Pax at Okwata, disclaimer followed by mosey around the fountain and circle up in the grass for normal warmup.
    Mosey to the fountain for Double shots with Jack Webb at the Barre.

    Mosey to the levee top for Peoples disperse Run. Each pax got 2 turns to call an exercise where pax went down levee for 5 x exercise then gathered back up top.

    Mosey to House of Pain and partner up for stations.

    1 – Merkins x 20 and plank
    2 – pull-ups x 5 and then hang
    3 – bear crawl up levee x 5 burpees (timer)
    Rinse and repeat x 3

    Return to flag for Mary

    COT

    NMM

    -Frac week continued with the Pax stepping up to the challenge.
    -There was a nice breeze at 0525, then gone at 0530…..
    -Welcome back Surge! Okwata missed you!!

    Thanks for posting with me.

    SYITG

  • Murph training with a twist – from Baywatch

    With my time in Nola winding down, it was nice to Q my last workout at Okwata. It’s been a pleasure to serve as the site AO the past few years. This morning proved to be quite pleasant with a nice breeze from the lake. After the pleasantries, we moseyed over to the waterfront for a warmup.

    SSH x 20
    Imperial Walkers x 20
    Grassgrabbers x 10
    Arm circles f/b x 10

    We’ve been doing Murph trading lately at Okwata, which we continued. But first…bear crawls! We lined up at a light pole and bear crawled to 9 consecutive poles stopping at each to do ascending burpees (1 at pole 1, 2 at pole 2, etc). That’s what I call a nice warmup for Murph training.

    Then it was off to the House of Pain. With tunes turned on and the timer set (1:30 per round), we did 15 rounds of 5 pull ups, 10 merkins, and 15 squats.

    Back to the flag for COT. As always, thanks for the push gents.

  • Cinco de Mayo Murph – from Hokie

    6 pax including an FNG, Seacrest, met for Murph training.

    15 rounds … 7 pull ups – 14 Merkins – 21 squats…

    The only thing tougher than 105 pull ups, 210 merkins & 315 squats was the naming process of our FNG Seacrest who plays and coaches lacrosse, got married and spent the 1st year in COVID lockdown, does advertising in the medical field, is based out of Philly … and then we discovered he auditioned for American Idol, alas Seacrest.

    Thank you for the opportunity to lead

  • Murph Training 100/200/300!!! – from Hokie

    Round 1 … 5/10/15 pull ups, push ups, squats in 2 minutes 10 seconds

    10 seconds rest

    Rounds 2-16 … 6/12/18 in 2 mins 10 seconds

    10 seconds rest

    Round 17 … 5/10/15 pull ups, push ups, squats in 2 minutes 10 seconds

    10 seconds rest

    Round 18-19
    5/10/15…5/10/15 … no timer

  • Murph Training 75-150-225 – from Hokie

    8 Pax fought mosquitos to get in 15 rounds of 5 pull ups, 10 push ups & 15 squats in 2 minutes 40 seconds or less each round with 20 seconds minimum rest between rounds I.e. Tabata

  • Murph Training Week 3 – from Triple Shift

    Started off with a warmup and then did 3/6/9/12 (pullups, merkins, squats, and lbc) in 2 min intervals and went up to 7/14/21/28 for round 1. From there we did a mosey around the parking lot then did 3/6/9/12 (pullups, merkins, squats, and leg lifts) in 2 min intervals and went up to 6/12/18/24. From there we did a modified Quadrafilia. Run backwards up the levee and then run back down for 5 burpees x 4. Finished off with with a countoff, namerama, COT, and a very beautiful sunrise!

  • Let the Murph Training Begin … and Happy 4th HIMversary to me – from Hokie

    I am grateful to Bay Watch
    Big Willie
    Cheese steak
    MacGyver
    PVC
    Scooter
    Triple Shift
    Wife pleaser

    For joining me for our 1st The Murph training for this upcoming Memorial Day

    It is important to remember The Murph Challenge is more than just a workout. It is a tradition that helps push us, humble us, and allows us the opportunity to dedicate a bit of pain and sweat to honor LT. Michael P. Murphy (SEAL), a man who sacrificed everything he had for our freedom. Join us this year as we continue to help keep his legacy alive through The Murph Challenge with F3 NOLA.

    After a long intro and a short warm up we started

    Round 1 – 2 minutes
    1 pull up
    2 push ups
    3 squats
    REST for remainder of two minutes

    Round 2 – 2 minutes
    2 pull ups
    4 push ups
    6 squats
    REST for remainder of two minutes

    Round 3 – 2 minutes
    3 pull up
    6 push ups
    9 squats
    REST for remainder of two minutes

    Round 4 – 2 minutes
    4 pull up
    8 push ups
    12 squats
    REST for remainder of two minutes

    Round 5
    Two minutes of “Bernie/ Quaddrapheilia” on the levee

    Rounds 6-10
    Rinse & Repeat

    Rounds 11-15
    Rinse & Repeat Except close with 4 minutes of quadraphellia!

    YHC thanks you all for 4 great years of F3. I love you!