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  • Virtual Workout for Wednesday, 4/8/20

    Warm-up: (all IC)

    • Good Mornings x10
    • Windmills x10
    • Seal Jacks x20
    • Cherry Pickers x15
    • IW’s x20
    • Hillbillies x15
    • Mountain Climber Merkins x15

    The Thang:

    Grab a chair or bench for:

    • Bulgarian split squats, left leg x12 IC
    • Bulgarian split squats, right leg x12 IC
    • Left leg step ups w/ right knee to chest x10 IC
    • Right leg step ups w/ left knee to chest x10 IC
    • Calf raises x20 IC
    • Jump squats x12
    • Monkey jumpers x12IC

    Shake it off with some SSH x10 IC, then Dips/Freak Nasties x12 IC, and then repeat above routine x3.

    Next, grab cinderblock or similar coupon for non-merkin exercises:

    • Overhead presses x12 IC
    • 10x Werkins
    • Elf on the shelf L->R x12
    • 10x staggered arm merkins, right high
    • Elf on the shelf R->L x12
    • 10x staggered arm merkins, left high
    • Bent over rows x12 IC
    • 10x T-merkins
    • Curls x12 IC
    • 10x Irkins
    • Goblet squats x12 IC
    • 10x Derkins
    • Chest presses x12 IC
    • 10x Regular merkins

    Shake it off with seal jacks, x10 IC.

    On your six, right side for Jane Fondas x10 IC, keep your leg up for quick pulses x10 IC, keep your leg up for knee-to-knee x10 IC, and finally keep it up for heel-to-knee x10 IC. Flapjack for left side.

    If extra time, complete ISI (x23 8-count bodybuilders).

    Mary:

    • 20 BB sit-ups
    • Flutter kicks x20 IC
    • Freddie Mercuries x20 IC
    • LBC’s x15 IC
    • Leg raises x15 IC

  • Virtual Workout For Monday 4/6/2020

    Warm-up

    • SSH x 31
    • Imperial Walkers x 25
    • Peter Parker Peter x 20
    • Good Morning x 10
    • Tempo Merkins x 15
    • Low Slow Squats x 15
    • Mountain Climbers x 25
    • Windmills x 10

    The Thang

    Tabata – 20 seconds all out followed by a 10 second rest. 

    • Diamond Merkins, Prisoner Jump Squats, Flutter Kicks, Burpees – Repeato

    510 Stomp – 10 burpees EMOM for 5 minutes

    Elevens

    Find a stretch of street, yard, neutral ground, etc. that is about 30 – 40 yards.  Start at one end and take 30 nice long steps to the other end.  Start with 10 Bonnie Blairs (2 is 1) run to the other side for 1 Hand Release Merkin, continue until you finish with 1 Bonnie Blair and 10 Hand Release Merkins.  Plank when you finish.

    510 Stomp – 10 burpees EMOM for 5 minutes.

    Tabata – 20 seconds all out followed by a 10 second rest. 

    • Diamond Merkins, Prisoner Jump Squats, Flutter Kicks, Burpees – Repeato

    Mary

    • Flutter Kicks x 20
    • Big Boi Sit-ups x 20
    • Dying Cockroach x 20
    • Little Baby Twists x 20

  • F3 Trip: Israel, May 2018

    I BELIEVE yet I’ve never BEEN. I’ve never walked where Jesus walked and I’ve never seen the land that Jesus saw.

    That’s gotta change.

    Have you been? Don’t we have to go at least once? If you’ve been once…why not twice? If you’re like me you’re a Christian and have been for decades. Yet I’ve never set foot on the same soil that Jesus walked on when he was here on earth. I don’t know about you but that is an itch I have to scratch. Have to. Call it the pilgrimage of a lifetime – because that is exactly what it is.

    Turns out there’s a F3 brother in Hickory, Walk-On (David Wachter), who leads trips to Israel on a regular basis. He’s nearly completed his seminary education and has a thing for taking groups to Israel. A former college quarterback, Walk-On is on his self-described “third vocation” after spending much of his twenties, thirties and forties as an engineer and then financial planner. He’s long had a call to seminary and is fulfilling that call now at 46 while maintaining his financial planning business.

    Like a lot of people who do this regularly he’s “got a guy” on the ground in Israel, his name is Boaz (naturally), to help coordinate that side of the pond and then grab him and his groups when they get off the plane in Tel Aviv. So what had happen wuz…I was talking with my father, Abraham (this is all a bit too cliché perhaps?) and mentioned not for the first time that I really want to go to Israel and he put me in touch with Walk-On. This was all pre-ordained (yep, I’m a Presbyterian) because Walk-On is leaving in May to take a group and wants to do another trip in May 2018. His trip this May is a run of the mill, on the path, touristy trip but Walk-On really loves the other kind of trip. The other kind of trip is a bit, shall we say, harder. Walk-On likes leading an “intense trip” for 30 people OFF the beaten path. We will still stay in hotels every night so, no, this is not a camping trip or a no shower mission trip but what this sounds like to me is a PERFECT F3 trip. Don’t just go look at the mountain, climb it. Don’t just go look at the desert, hike across it just like Jesus and his disciples did. The trip will of course include all of the Israel “must sees” like Masada, Qumran, Jericho, Galilee and the Golan Heights, Tel Dan, Jerusalem, Mt. Arbel, Mt. Tabor, Mt. Carmel, Garden of Gethsemane and the Garden Tomb but with a different, off the beaten path, approach. Check out a sample itinerary here: http://www.insightsintravel.com/utica-israel-trip-2017.html and a video promoting that trip here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0zk-6kOSpU.

    So, how does all of this work? Walk-On’s wife, Noelle, has a travel agency in Hickory (http://www.insightsintravel.com/) and she does all of the nitty-gritty planning and coordinating work with flights, hotels, meals, etc. We will fly out of Charlotte together (centrally located for most of F3, “New Jerusalem” as Dredd calls it for some reason). The ideal trip size is 20-30. Walk-On likes to travel Israel with a group about the size of Jesus’ group (naturally right?). If we have more than 30 that are ready to HC then we’ll coordinate a second trip.

    Who: F3 men and their wives (from anywhere, this is not region-specific, put the F on your chest and come on). My approach is that I really want to walk where Jesus walked and see what Jesus saw and I want all of that for my wife also. We are capping the trip at the first 30 total people to HC and then will form a waiting list in the event something comes up (30 total people, not 30 couples). If we have enough for two trips then we’ll plan a second one around the same time. We can take singles as well but if there is not another single to bunk up with then there is a “single supplement” to be paid on top of the trip price (more on that below).

    When: The dates are not 100% set in stone but we’re looking at May 18-30, 2018. If we have a heavy contingent of people that need the trip to be later in the school year we can shift into early/mid-June if that makes sense. Plenty of time to commit to this, set your calendar, get family/sitter set up for the children, plan and save money…about that…

    Cost: Israel is not cheap but that’s mainly because of flights. For some reason flying to Israel is a good bit more expensive than flying to other locations of similar distance (someone reading this may know why that is but I don’t). The price is all-inclusive and includes mandatory travel insurance (seriously, everything is included except any gifts you buy and any incidental beverages you put in your mouth) and will likely come to ~$4,200 per person. Steep yes but not much more than “canned trips” and a WHOLE lot more bang for the buck. Plus the price tag is broken up into payments with an initial deposit, second payment and then a final payment (like this http://www.insightsintravel.com/pricing-and-terms4.htm). If you’re going to do this once in your life then the price is the price. I don’t say that about many things but I do about this.

    How do you HC? Send me an email (pjasonreynolds@gmail.com) and I am going to keep a list. You can HC below of course but make sure to send me an email as well so that my list stays solid. If you can’t HC just yet but you are pretty interested then email me and I will put you on a “maybe” list and ask you before I give away your spot. Our first payment, likely a $400 per person down payment, will be due in September or October, so you have time but first come first serve on reserving your spots on the list.

    So, who wants to go to Israel and take your wife and have a trip of a lifetime? I do and in May 2018 I’m gonna do it. Come with me. We’ll do burpees in the Holy Land. Email me now to reserve your spot: pjasonreynolds@gmail.com.

  • PreBlast-RAGNAR Trail Relay Race

    Updated PreBlast can be viewed at http://f3nation.com/2016/06/09/preblast-ragnar-trail-relay-race-oct-2016/

     

    F3 Nation . . . Knowing we all like to be challenged, we have something special just for us . . .

    Ragnar Trail Carolinas is coming to South Carolina October 7-8, 2016! The Ragnar Trail Running Event will be an awesome F3 CSAUP challenge including Fitness, Fellowship, and Faith.

    M’s, 2.0s and fellow PAX will be welcome to hang out and support the F3 teams to encourage fellowship among the extended F3 family (We are waiting for confirmation on cost for spectators). We will also be afforded opportunities to promote the mission of F3 to those in the Ragnar Village, whether it be socially or by impromptu workout sessions. Our goal for number of F3 teams is 20-25 from all areas.

    Teams will consist of 8-members (or 4-member ultra teams) who run relay-style on three different single track loops through the Anne Springs Close Greenway forest preserve. Teams run day and night until each member has completed all three trail loops totaling 16.10 miles.

    Each team will have the opportunity to camp overnight in a 300 SF area at Ragnar Village located within the Greenway, get to know other PAX from other Regions, and be an example of what F3 is all about to ‘Ragnarians’ who will be participating through this event. We have been designated a special camping area from RAGNAR just for F3 Nation so we can get to know each other on a more intimate level.

    If you are new or even a veteran to trail running, a great website to help you get started or perform better is www.trailrunningmovement.com.

    Registration is open at www.runragnar.com, so begin forming your teams now and register today. As a bonus, F3 has been offered a $150 team discounted registration by Ragnar. Just use the promo code CT16MF3 to receive the discount. Registration prices will go up on August 4, 2016 at 23:59 MST.

    What: Ragnar Trail Relay Race. 8-Member (or 4-Member) Teams.

    When: Friday & Saturday, October 7-8, 2016.

    Where: Anne Springs Close Greenway, Fort Mill, SC.

    How much?: $1,090/CSAUP Team after Special F3 Discount. Registration prices will go up on August 4, 2016 at 23:59 MST. Registration includes: Team Parking at Greenway, Camping Area, Finisher Medal & Shirt, Meal & S’mores on Friday Evening.

    Needs: Area Q’s to assist organizing teams and spreading the word.

    Contact Bolt, Reborn, or Chaser for more information or if you have any questions.

    There will be more information coming as we receive it from Ragnar.

    8 Friends. 3 Trails. 1 Billion Stars. Unforgettable Stories. Are you up for it?  See you on the trails! 

  • MudRun Fall 2015 #Preblast Race Day

    Mud Run Spring 2014 #PreBlast

    We trust all of you are excited and ready to be a part in our largest gathering of F3 men. When F3 Nation descends upon the Leatherneck this Saturday, we will definitely turn some heads and draw a lot of attention. There are a few logistical changes, so this PreBlast is an attempt to provide sufficient detail so things run smoothly. A schedule of events and the F3 Starting Order are included at the bottom.

    ARRIVAL**:      You should plan to arrive at The Leatherneck by 7:00am. You do not want to be late. Running from the parking lot to make your start time will make for a miserable day. The Physical Address of the Leatherneck is 1215 Valley Ridge Rd., Gaston, SC 29053. Directions are below:

    **(FOR SITUATION AWARENESS THERE WILL BE CONSTRUCTION ON 1-26 AND EXIT 125 WILL BE SHUT DOWN AT 7AM).

    Find directions here.

    THE TENT:      This year, the F3 tent will be right next to the starting line. You won’t be able to miss it, because we have the biggest, baddest tent on site. It will also be well marked with flags and banners, and will serve as our central meeting point.

    Bag Check:      There is a bag check for normal registered runners.  This location will be chaos.  Plan to check you bag into the F3 tent. We will have several volunteers that will be staying at the tent and I’ve heard that F3 Nation brothers are pretty damned trustworthy!

    SHOVEL FLAGS:      Please bring EVERY shovel flag in your Region and plant them at the tent upon arrival. This is always a significant gathering, and the flags will make a statement.

    THE MUD RUN WAIVER:      Bring the COMPLETED mud run waiver form with you (ONE PER TEAM IS REQUIRED TO BE COMPELTED).TEAM CAPTAINS are responsible for your team’s waiver (we will print some extras to be available at the F3 tent). Print the waiver here:

    Runner Waiver

    REGISTRATION:      Don’t go register until your ENTIRE team is Assembled. You register at the registration tent (NOT THE F3 TENT).  Give them your waiver and get your race bibs and get marked up with your numbers. Team Captains will get the team’s timing chip. You will be free to come back to the F3 tent after you register.  T-shirts can be picked up (as a completed team) at the F3 tent.

    THE START:      Teams start every 15 seconds. This is it. Do well.

    THE COURSE:      The course layout is the same this year.  Watch Twitter (@F3MudRun) for any course recon updates prior to the race. There should be actual Marines monitoring obstacles (rather than JRROTC volunteers). The Marines are much more strict when it comes to attempting/completing each obstacle or taking penalties. With 108 teams, odds are very high that one of us will piss off a Marine with a hard-on to bust somebody. Don’t let it be you.

    Fountainhead’s “Wiki-Mud” provides strategy tips and information about specific obstacles and is recommended reading: http://f3nation.com/2014/03/16/the-wiki-mud/

    Purple Crayon’s “How To Beat the Mud Run Obstacles” is also excellent (Note: order of obstacles has changed): http://f3nation.com/2013/10/08/how-to-beat-the-mud-run-obstacles/

    THE FINISH:      You must cross the finish line with your entire team. In our meetings with the Mud Run reps, they specifically mentioned this rule. Team Captains with the timing chip must finish with your three teammates and ONLY your three teammates.

    AFTER THE RACE:      When you are off the course, the mud run will have fruit, water, etc. for you. You can also hang around the finish line to welcome your buddies as they finish. At some point, you will want to make your way toward the “showers” (which are hardly more than a glorified garden hose) for a rinse off. Don’t think for a minute you’re gonna get all the mud off you. That will take weeks. After you clean up a bit, make your way back to the F3 Tent for 2ndF (AND ENJOY THE BEER BOAT!!!) We will have this stocked for you and remember that GLASS BOTTLES AND PERSONAL COOLERS ARE NOT ALLOWED INSIDE THE GROUNDS.

    OPERATION ENDURING WARRIOR DONATION:      Operation Enduring Warrior is an organization that supports disabled veterans through training and competing in obstacle races. You may have seen photos of the OEW guys wearing gas masks during the mud run. Their web site is here: http://www.enduringwarrior.org/

    F3 Nation will again support their efforts this year with a financial donation and moral support. You may remember having the option to make a donation to OEW when you signed up on the F3 Mud Run website. We raised about $1700 that way. On the morning of the race, we will “pass the hat” again for anyone who would like to donate to OEW and increase our check size. There will be a donation bucket (very well marked)  at the tent. We will also have a F3 volunteer walking around with a bucket. Think about it – if all 420 of us gave just $5, we’d add $2100.

    OEW CHECK PRESENTATION: At approximately 7:45am F3 (Fountainhead and Napalm) will present our check donation to OEW. Logistics are still being finalized regarding exactly where that exchange will take place, but we only have about a five minute window before OEW hits the starting line, and we don’t want to back up the rest of the starters. We’ll annouce this when it’s time.

    PHOTOS: At approximately 11:00AM, we will take our group picture (please be at our tent at 11:00AM for this). This should not take but a few minutes. We will also have several photographers on the course.

    BUSTED PAW:      The awarding of the Busted Paw will take place immediately following photos. It better be a team from F3 that wins this and not a pack if FIA gals……

     

    Tenative Schedule of Events:

    • 7:00 Arrive at F3 Tent.
    • 7:15 Plant your Shovel Flags.
    • 7:00-7:30 OEW Donation/Collections.
    • 7:30-8:00 Race Prep, Check-in, Registration, Numbering (Full Team must register together).
    • 7:35-8:05 Pick-up T-shirt at F3 Tent.
    • 7:45-8:00 Check Presentation to OEW by Fountainhead and Napalm (Depends when OEW starts race).
    • 8:00-8:15 BOM by Dredd (immediately after we do Check Presentation to OEW).
    • 8:45-9:12 All F3 teams Start Race.
    • 9:45-10:45 F3 Teams Finish (Go shower and then head to F3 Tent for 2nd F).
    • 10:50 Busted Paw Trophy Presentation
    • 11:00 Final F3 Group Photo.

    THE STARTING ORDER:

    Since this run’s inception, we have received countless communications regarding starting times. You name it, we’ve heard opinions from every region. After carefully weighing all the information, the overwhelming consensus was that most of the regions wanted the chance to compete for The Busted Paw against each other’s best competition and on a level playing field. It also became apparent that any solution we offered was going to piss somebody off. This year we have a LOT more regions running for the first time (and not all necessarily consider themselves in the running to take home the trophy).

    The defending champion South Beach is not registed to defend there team title so ALL F3 teams are together with nobody between us. Each Regional Q ranked each of the teams from their region.

    When all teams were blended together for ranking,  we considered three primary factors:

    1. Evaluated past team performance, with a bit of priority consideration given to the top 8 finishing times.
    2. Gave a bit of priority consideration to the total number of teams participating from each region.
    3. Created a weighted team average based on total “points” per runner on the team.  Remember when you registed and you had to select a goal for the MudRun?  Yep, that’s what we used.  This was mostly to use as a tiebreaker where needed.

    Basically each region has an equitable starting position to compete for The Paw. Any arguments and speculation should be finally decided in the arena.

    While this might not be the best way, its how it was done, and it all should work out just fine.

    SO The best part about this is IF you don’t like where your team is, Here are the things you can blame instead of ganging up on YHC:

    • Blame your Regional Q for giving you a Regional Seed than you think should have been better.
    • Blame your Region for not bringing more Pax to the dance.
    • Blame Yourself for not paying attention when you registered (by selecting “Simply Survive the Leatherneck” if you really meant to select “Serious Contender For the Busted Paw”).

    With that said HERE are the Starting Times (and remember if you are part of F3 then every last one of you has a “priority starting time”)!

    UPDATED TO PDF BELOW:

    TEAM STARTING TIMES

    Below is the Individual Registed Runner List (with the Teams they belong to):

    F3 Nation Individuals per team

    PDF Version-Individuals per team

    Blood Clots…Bones Heal…Sweat Dries…Pride is FOREVER!

     

  • Fall 2015 Mud Run Pre Blast: LATE Registration has opened with HARD close Oct 3rd!

    YES It’s that time again, so get ready…the MUD RUN is coming! YHC will be the Q for F3Nation this year. Your Regional Q’s are being finalizing. Many regions have an assigned Mud Run Q for the Fall, the full list should be completed and displayed soon (updates will be made to this blast to list Regional Qs). The Ultimate Challenge Mud Run is the F3 Nation “Super Bowl,” (it’s just muddier than the one we watch on TV). Our next opportunity is Saturday, October 24th, 2015 at the Leatherneck course in Gaston, SC. We had approximately 500 pax at the Spring 2015 Mud Run. The goal for Fall 2015? 527.5 Pax (or thereabouts)…. We can do it!

    ALL AO Qs talk it up to the Pax that post to your AO. Veteran runners, do it again, get better, finish faster and most of all encourage our new brothers to take the next step! Since the last MUD RUN, We have seen a lot of FNG’s dip their toe in the water to see what F3 is all about. LEAP expansion efforts have been nothing short of amazing. We will have representation from several new AOs, including several teams from #TheMission (from Oliver Gospel Mission out of Columbia)! Good Form is being promoted and the Pax are holding each other accountable. VQs are multiplying at staggering numbers. There is no better time than now to be Plant, Grow and Serve. Let’s all pull together to promote OUR event! Now it’s time, are you going to step up and help us to exceed our goal???

    As usual, we have a reserved block of priority F3 starting times with the Mud Run organizers. This next bit is important: Start times: so please PAY ATTENTION:

    The TOP 3 Finishers (Teams) from the Spring 2015 Mud Run will have MUD RUN priority slots. We will slot in the next 10 F3 Teams. This is all based on the below 3 conditions:

    1) TEAM NAMES MUST REMAIN THE SAME
    2) Team must be comprised of AT LEAST 3 members of Spring 2015 Team
    3) Team roster must be submitted by the published deadline

    Registration and payment this year will be the same as the last Spring Mud Run. TEAMS WILL BE MANAGED BY THE REGIONAL MUD RUN Qs! You register as an individual and then coordinate with your Regional Mud Run Q to form your team. DO NOT CONTACT F3MudRun@gmail.com or Heist regarding changes or setting up your Mud Run Team!!!! ONLY your Regional MudRun Q should be contacted for this.

    Registration fees are $55 per person and the DEADLINE IS SEPTEMBER 12TH 2015. This deadline is based on how Eventbrite reimburses us. Registration is considered a “hard commit” with NO REFUND should you be unable to compete. If you register and cannot meet your commitment, it’s your responsibility to your team and your Region to find your replacement.

    Transportation to the race is your responsibility. Coordination of charters/buses/road-trip refreshments should be coordinated through your Regional Q.

    We will continue honoring Operation Enduring Warrior with a donation from F3 Nation. They support wounded soldiers, particularly amputees. If you saw them at previous Mud Run presentations, it was powerful. Several members of their group compete with prosthetics and one has no legs at all. There will be a block on the registration form to make a donation. $10 per person as an add on is suggested, but donating more, less, or nothing at all is ok. It’s completely optional. We presented OEW with a Check for $5000 at the Spring Mud Run and we are hoping to make another check presentation at the Fall Mud Run (GOAL to exceed $5,500).

    Regional Mud Run Q’s:

    Florida:
    Jacksonville:———————-BigBird
    Georgia
    Atlanta:—————————-

    North Carolina:
    Asheville:—————————GoodLuck
    Charlotte MECA:——————Chicken Strip
    Charlotte Metro:——————-
    Charlotte North:——————-Mortimer
    Charlotte South:——————-Mermaid
    Foothills:—————————-Abraham
    Gastonia:—————————Bandit
    Greensboro:———————–
    Greenville-NC:———————CousinIt
    Chapel Hill:————————-
    Sandhills:—————————Vault
    Shelby:——————————GoGreeneGo
    Wilmington:————————-
    Winston Salem:——————–

    South Carolina:
    Anderson:————————–
    Bluffton:—————————-Gambit
    Charleston:————————Dugger
    Columbia:————————–Myrtle
    Fort Mill:—————————-OldBay
    Florence:—————————Foxy
    Greenville-SC:—————–Flay—-and—- Iceman
    Greenwood:———————–Juggernaut
    Hartsville:————————–ChuckyCheese
    Lake Murray:———————-FireDaddy
    Lexington:————————–ShadesOfGray
    Myrtle Beach:———————-OneCall
    North Augusta:———————
    Spartanburg:————————
    Summerville:————————Picasso
    Sumter:——————————-Waco
    Winnsboro:————————–Doobie

     

    Finally, we have set up a dedicated email account for Mud Run issues and coordination. Please use it!

    LINKS

    MUDRUN REGISTRATION (F3 SIGN UP HERE FOR MUDRUN):
    https://f3mudrunfall2015.eventbrite.com/

    Email Address for questions/issues:
    F3MudRun@gmail.com

    F3 MudRun Twitter account (FOLLOW THIS FOR DAILY TWEETS/ UPDATES):
    @F3MudRun

    Operation Enduring Warrior:
    http://www.enduringwarrior.org/

    USMC Mud Run (DO NOT SIGN UP VIA THIS LINK, this is just a general FYI link about the mudrun):
    http://www.ultimatechallengemudrun.org/

    Some very helpful course knowledge items, especially with the new guys. Be as prepared as possible and know what you’re in for (provided courtesy of Bolt)!

    Spring 2015 actual Course video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkDYciKY1fc

    How to beat the Mud Run obstacles: http://f3nation.com/2013/10/08/how-to-beat-the-mud-run-obstacles/

    The Wiki Mud document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/111l7-UMkAzHeQtrBiThDGkN5gh2Mg6Lhoz4yhfSGrRo/edit fromhttp://f3nation.com/2014/03/16/the-wiki-mud/

    FAQ:
    1) When do we have to be at the race? All expected to be at our tent at 7:00am to be ready for pre-race BOM.
    2) When will we do the BOM? Before 7:30am.
    3) When does the Race Registration Tent Open? Registration tent open at 7:30am and ALL 4 TEAM MEMBERS MUST REGISTER TOGETHER.
    4) When can I pick-up my T-Shirt from the F3 Tent? AFTER you team registers at the Registration Tent.
    5) When does the race start? First teams off at 8:30am, then teams staggered after this time until a bit after 9:00am.
    6) What do I do AFTER my team finished? Pat yourself on the back then head straight to the F3 Tent!
    7) How long do I have to stay at the F3 tent? Can’t believe you would ask that, BUT PLEASE stay there until 11:00am. We will take our final Pax photo at 11:00am and want all to be included!

    More to come soon. Go Register!

    Aye!

  • It’s Official: F3 Mint Hill Has a Launch Date

    Wow! The men of Mint Hill, NC are fired up to get this thing launched. They finally have their own AO close to home, and now an official launch date!

    Please join the men of Mint Hill, Saturday, June 13th at Veteran’s Memorial Park off I485 on Highway 218.  The workout will launch promptly at 0700; so arrive early.

    Plan to stay afterwards for coffeeteria. Food and refreshments will be available at the park while the Pax enjoy some 2nd F.

    Contact f3minthill@gmail.com if you know men who would like to join F3 Mint Hill.

     

     

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    The following information is confidential.  If you are not authorized to read this, do not proceed. F3 reserves the right to punish violators with up to 50 burpees, or they can take the easy way out and choose suicides.

     

    • F3 Mint Hill is currently conducting Black Ops missions; Mondays, 0530, Veteran’s Memorial Park.  Any accounts or descriptions will be disavowed until the official F3 Mint Hill launch.

     

     

    Knew you would read it!

    See you in the gloom!