Curb Work

AO: The Crown

When: 06/02/2023

PAX:

Number of Pax: 8

Pax Names: Combine, Cyclone, Falafel, Homer, Lovejoy, Ned Ryerson, Sweet n Low, The Situation,

Number of FNGS: 0

FNG Names:

QIC: Combine


The BackBlast:

Conditions: sunny, 60 degrees, gorgeous
Warm-o: SSHs, Abe Vigodas, overheads, seal claps, groin stretches, grass pickers, calf stretches, imperial squat walkers

The Situation led a mosey around the turf fields.

The Thang:
Curb Work – we assembled in the parking lot.
10 inclined merkins with both hands on the curb, rotate 90 degrees keeping one hand on the curb and one hand on the parking lot for 10 merkins, rotate 90 degrees for 10 declined merkins, rotate 90 degrees keeping one hand on the curb and one hand on the parking lot for 10 merkins, rotate 90 degrees and complete 10 dips.

High knees across the parking lot. Then, 20 single leg curb squats on each leg. Then, 50 shin burners. Repeat 2 more times.

The Situation led a mosey around the football field.

Next, we assembled at the goal line for IC plank jacks and mountain climbers followed by 5 minutes of 10 yard lunges plus 10 burpees plus 10 yards of reverse lunges. Made it through two or three rounds of this.

Moved to the benches for 50 inclined merkins, 50 step ups, and 50 dips.

Returned to the goal line for 10 yard crab walk->10 toe touches->10 yard walk crab.
Next, 10 yard bear crawl->10 slow squats->10 yd crawl bear

Mary – 50 IC LBCs and 50 IC Freddie Mercurys

CoT

Celebrated the work this group did during mental health month. TClaps to Ladybug for leading the charge on daily challenges to strengthen our minds and spirits.

US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy declared loneliness an epidemic. He suggests the following ways to fight this:
1. Connect with someone outside of your household for at least 15 minutes a day.
2. Be present when interacting with anyone (no devices, eliminate distractions)
3. Find opportunities to serve others.
4. Make space for moments of solitude to reflect and check in with yourself.

Dr. Murthy goes on to state that “even good change is hard.” As we celebrate the end of another school year, some of you may experience stress brought on by good changes. Could be a 2.0 graduating high school. Perhaps your 2.0 made it onto a new sports team for next year. Whatever it may be, if you find yourself stressed out, know that you are not alone and see the four points above. Note that most of the points above can be accomplished by continuing to show up for one another. Grateful for this group.

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