YHC took the crowd pleasing Longbow 11s to the Country Club but, with a twist.  The mumble chatter was strong, as usual for Bedrock.  Considering the moaning & groaning a sufficient thrashing was enjoyed by all.  YHC smoke checked YHC on this one. SSSHUSH!

COP: SSH, IW, T3, DonQ

THANG:  Mosey to the coupons – 80, 60, 50, 40 pound sandbags, execute Longbow 11s (Burpees x Squats) as a group, end-to-end of Wescott Park (AKA the Country Club) whilst carry the coupons.  Tactical pause midway for a mixed bag of sweet Mary x25.

COT

BOM

DEVO by YHC

Conditions: Low 70’s

FNG: None

COP: SSH/IC, Mountain Climbers/IC, SSH/IC, TTT/IC,  LBAC/OYO, T-Claps/IC, Hillbillies/IC

The Thang:  The PAX was split into two teams of four.  Six “stations” were designated around the park.  Easy In had a paper explaining what to do and a traffic cone at each station.

The idea was the same at each station.  When the group arrived to the station, they would perform the prescribed exercise until failure.  When the first person on the team reached failure, they stopped and performed 3 burpees OYO.  Once they completed the burpees, the individual started the exercise again.  When the same person reached failure the second time, the rest of the group stopped performing the exercise.  If someone in the group reached failure prior to the first person reaching failure the second time, they would do their three burpees then start doing the same exercise until the first person reached failure the second time.

When the team completed the exercise, the entire team bear crawled around a designated area.  When the first person finished the bear crawl around, the rest of the team would stop bear crawling.  The team would then move to the next station according to the instruction sheet.

The stations/exercises were as follows:

Station – Bedrock Flag
Exercise – Curls until failure
Bear Crawl around traffic circle.
Group 1 – Indian Run to Bridge – Dips
Group 2 – Indian Run to Bridge – Dips

Station – Cardiac Light Post
Exercise – Overhead Press until failure
Bear Crawl to parking lot entrance and back to the light.
Group 1 – Indian run to Baseballs – Wall Sits
Group 2 – Indian run to Bedrock Flag – Curls

Station – Bridge
Exercise – Dips to Failure
Bear Crawl length of bridge.
Group 1 – Indian run to Cardiac Light – Overhead Press
Group 2 – Indian run to Palm Trees – Monkey Humpers

Station – Baseballs/Walls
Exercise – Wall Sits to Failure
Bear Crawl around circle in front of baseballs.
Group 1 – Indian run to Green Monster – Pull Ups
Group 2 – Indian run to Green Monster – Pull Ups

Station – Green Monster
Exercise – Pull Ups on Scoreboard
Bear Crawl around traffic circle.
Group 1 – Indian run to Palm Trees – monkey humpers
Group 2 – Indian run to Cardiac Light – Curls

Station – Palm Trees
Exercise – Monkey Humpers
Bear Crawl to the end of palm trees.
Group 1 – Indian run to Cardiac light – curls
Group 2 – Indian run to baseballs – wall sit

****THE KICKER!!!!!****

Any time the two groups passed each other, ballroom dancing took place.  By ballroom dancing, we mean a burpee competition between the groups.  Each group had to perform 10 burpees per person before the other team completed theirs.  Total number of burpees was 40 per team.  The losing team had a penalty of 5 burpees each.

Mary: We couldn’t find her.

Numberama: 8

Namearama: Easy In, Waldo, Fish-N-Chips, Old D, Swamp Fox, Mayhem, Three’s Company, Manana

Pledge & COT: Complete

Devo: The reason behind the “ballroom dancing” is because Robin Wood, an F3 brother who attended BC’s at Bedrock, lost his battle with COVID last week.  He enjoyed ballroom dancing.  Everyone needs to make sure we make time for fun things like ballroom dancing, because you never know when your time is up.  Three’s Company shared his experience fighting COVID and that when you’re very sick, you learn to appreciate everything.  Even something as small as taking a drink of water.  It was also mentioned to have your affairs in order before you pass.  Losing you will be hard enough on your friends and family, don’t make it harder for them to know what to do next.

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