AO: DMZ
When: 05/28/2024
Number of Pax: 14
DR Names:
Number of FNGS: 0
FNG Names:
QIC: Broomstick
Introduction
I haven’t been to DMZ as often as I would like lately. So, I decided to get on the Q Sheet for this amazing AO and encourage PAX to attend. Success! We had the highest post count in the region today. Thanks MEN for coming out to support!
Warm-O-Rama
Good Mornings x10
Tie Fighters x10 each side
Tappy Taps x10
Morpheus Squats x10
Motivators From 6
The Thang
Pearls on a String.
Stop 1: The flags. 1 minute AMRAP with 10 seconds rest in between. Curls, OH Press, Chest Press, Blockees
Stop 2: NE Football Field. Merkins, Bonnie Blairs, Bear Crawl in a circle, Lunge Walk in a circle
Stop 3: Turf football field. Start at goal line. Every 20 yards drop and do 20 big boys, on the way back do 10 CDDs
Stop 4: The Bleachers. Derkins, Step Ups, Irkins.
Stop 5: Pavillon. Dips, Step Ups (2 is 1!), Pikes (?)
Mary: High plank/low plank, LBCs, Freddie Mercurys, Flutter Kicks, Gas Pumpers
Circle of Trust
- From a young age, many of us are taught to view success in very specific terms. High-paying job. Big house. Fancy car. This definition of success is probably someone else’s definition of success, not your definition of success.
- In reality, success isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s deeply personal and unique to each of us.
- Everyone gets to define success as they wish
- For some, success might mean a fulfilling career, while for others, it could be about raising a happy family, pursuing a passion, or making a difference in their community.
- success does not have to equate to professional accomplishments or material possessions.
- The key is to define what success means to you and then pursue that with all your heart – and that is where you will find happiness
- I think this is one of the many things that makes F3 different – no matter how you define success – you’ve got a whole lot of dudes excited to help you achieve it.
Naked Man Moleskin
Thanks to the 13 PAX that came out to DMX this morning! Great push by all. Great interaction, great job picking up the 6 as needed, and great job cleaning up the huge mess we found in the pavillion from someone’s event over the weekend. It’s the small things that add up to make a difference in our community!