12 PAX showed up in the hot and humid gloom. Out and back on the traditional route – apparently, we need to run this route more, as several old timers (looking at you Glitter Balls) seemed to be unfamiliar with it.
Tag: Dax
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11s and Rocks at the Lawn – from Rudy
Brought an old Pontiff favorite out to Mothership. 11 PAX showed up for a Rock workout in the first seriously muggy day of summer. And it was muggy.
The Thang: Mosey – not to the Great Lawn, much to the angst of several of the gathered PAX, but instead over to the rock garden for a quick warmup. Stretches and Imperial Walkers/Hillbillies while our stragglers roll in (Revit, Chips, DAX – but I’m not naming names). Then everyone grab a rock and head to the Great Lawn
11s with Rocks: Rocks in a line in the middle of the field. 11s with Burpees on one side, BBSU on the other side. Passing the rocks 1 direction, do 11 Overhead Presses. Passing your rock in the other direction, do 11 Curls.
Definitely a timekiller. YHC tried Mr. Rodgers rock one time – and never again. My little itty bitty rock is Just Right for me.
7:10 – time to get the rocks back so we can head over to the Baby Foundry. 6 Stations, including Pull Ups, Box Jumps, Squats, Dips, Rocky Balboa and a timer. Round 1 – timer is 10 burpees. Round 2 – 6 Mayem Merkins. Then back to the flag just a few mins late.
COT – a truly SWEATY ball of men
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Frac Field Day – from Fracsac
YHC looked at the last few BBs for the Renni and saw a steady 5 to 6 Pax. This would be the perfect number to try something new.
When 11 pax posted, YHC considered a reset but figured why not just go for it. Here’s how the fiasco went:Warmup facing the bacon with a Mr Rogers playlist blaring. Did regular stuff.
Obstacle course/Stations:
Tug of War
Bear crawl
Football toss
Mayhem Merkins
Jump rope
Sandbags stuff
Kettle bell swings
BurpeesOne evolution.
Grab the football and frisbee and head for the singing oak. Ring of fire with one pax throwing to make the oak sing. No song = 3 burpees.
Mosey to back of museum tossing football and frisbee with 3 burpees per drop
Sunday Mornings x 4
COT
PLC – IYKYK
Good Times! SYITG
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Memorial Day Murph – from Fracsac
A Memorial Day special edition of the Foundry was held where 5 men honored the heroes of our nation that made the ultimate sacrifice.
At 0530 Old Glory was with us, a disclaimer was given and off we went:
The Murph
1 mile run
100 pull-ups
200 ‘mericans
300 squats
1 mile runCOT
Thank you for joining me today to honor the fallen and to push me to be better.
SYITG
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Weeble’s Welcome Party – from Mayhem
77 degrees, 93% humidity, no wind
Party of 9, including an FNG, at the RenniSome PAX wanted to head up and face the bacon
Not so fast my friend
One lap around the fountain
Now we can head up the stairs… always listen to the QNormal warm-a-rama, including demonstrations for the FNG
Mosey to the SW side for calf raises
Ascend via the forbidden entrance
2 minute plank
Low slow squats
Bear crawl down the ramp back to the foot of NOMA
Descending merkins down 10 stepsMosey to the NW side
Grab some wall
Wall plank hands, lunge walk to cross walk, jingle balls (never again)
Donkey kicks, lunge walk to cross walk, low slow squats
Wall plank feet, lunge walk to cross walk, plank jacks
Wall sit with overhead clapsMosey to front of NOMA for modified 11s
Mayhem Merkins + Big Bois, broad jump in betweenBack of NOMA for three Sunday Mornings
COT
Happy Memorial Day
Welcome Weeble
Free to Lead
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Beat Down Vaggy Style – from Vagabond
Back of museum wall work
Moseying
Benches at Roosevelt
15 step ups 5 burpees
15 dips 5 burpeesHill
Derkins and ring of fireSunday morning
Mary
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Hug your Mommas – from Fracsac
Double Nickel week kicks off with the Renaissance! 5 Pax came together to celebrate life and to strengthen bonds through shared suffering.
Warmup facing the bacon with many references to Star Wars and a little squat twisting.
11 light posts with 5 burpees at each.
Grab a frisbee and a football and mosey to the dueling oaks where each Pax honor would be on display! There were many burpees completed due to poor marksmanship.
Jack Webbs
Finish with 3 x Sunday Mornings
COT
Hug your Mommas today! Virtual hugs count!
SYITG
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Monopoly VQ – from Monopoly
At 6:30 Sunday morning after a welcome and disclaimer we faced the bacon to warmup with Abe Vigodas, Grass Grabbers, Tie Fighters, Imperial Walkers, hillbillies and a seated leg stretch my M showed me she called butterflies.
After warming up with our stretches I treated the PAX to some music. We listened to Flower by Moby and each time the song said up we raised to the neutral squat position and each time the song said down we sank into an engaged squat and held until the next up in the song.
We then proceeded to complete a set of 11’s on the museum stairs with merkins by the fountain and Bobby Hurley’s at the top of the stairs.
We then circled the fountain for a circuit. Each PAX got to choose between two exercises and we ended up with: shoulder taps, American hammers, calf raises, box cutters, side straddle hops, big boy situps with a timer of dealer choice 6 count motivator or 10 8 count bodybuilders.
With a little extra time to fill we started a second round of circuit with arm circles, v ups, step ups, LBCs, inverted rows,(one exercise forgotten to time) and the same timer.
Q stopped the circuit part way through to make time for one more round with Moby. This time it was pushup position for up and superman position for down.
We made our way to the side of the museum for 3 sets of Sunday Mornings then back to the fountain for a quick cooldown.
We counted off, name-o-rama, announcements, intentions, and a prayer.
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Workout Vaggy Style – from Vagabond
Warmup
30 reps and sprint to flag across field mosey back:
pushups
Sit-ups
Squats
Shoulder taps 2 is one
LBCs
Bobby Hurley
plank jacks
Flashers
Lunges 1 is 1Pax choice
Sunday Mornings
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Maintaining the Standard – from Fracsac
10 Pax joined me at the Renni for what turned out to be a Q training session. All Pax were given the opportunity to call the count in cadence as per the F3 standard. We have no rules for counting, but leadership calls for a standard. Once you master the standard, feel free to tweak it to fit your style. A leader that can call cadence effectively exudes confidence, and this will lead to a successful beat down and assurance that our great organization continues to thrive.
Ended with Sunday Mornings because that’s what we do.
SYITG