It started out well, got bogged down in the middle, and finished ok. I blame the train and the wind but really was probably poor directions for the modified 11’s at the levee. It’s too complicated to explain here which means it probably won’t work in the gloom! If you got it, you had a solid workout. If you didn’t, you got some extra ab work in. Better luck next time!
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Code of Ethics – 5 Principles for Auditors – from King Kong
Today is the 2nd Friday of Accountability. 23 Pax showed up on a beautiful morning in the upper 40’s with no wind. Perfect condition to add on miles for RCR. At the same time, the PAX had no idea they will get something educational out of this workout. We started off with some stretches.
1) to the first stop (PJ’s on Tulane Campus) – once we got there, we did some arm circles and self love. When people say “accounting,” most think of tax returns, financial accounting…. but many never thought about auditing. And this is our focus today – Audit.
Why is auditing important? If Sandbar asks you to invest in his Left Bank company, the first thing you would ask for… his financial statements so that you can make a wise decision whether or not to invest in his delicious company. Sandbar seems like a nice guy, but how do I know his financials are accurate? How do we know he’s not inflating his revenue and net profit? If his financial statements were audited by an independent firm or accountant, you have more confident that his financial statements are free from material misstatements.
2.) 2nd stop (field by UC) – There are 5 Code of Ethics Principles for auditors. First one is Integrity.
Integrity – Audits are performed with diligence, honesty, and responsibility. Keeping yourself honest so that you can provide quality work for your clients and peers.
We kept ourselves honest by doing 10 perfect form inclined merkins in cadence.
3.) 3rd Stop (Turf Field by Tulane Garage) – While we were doing LBTs, we were discussing the 2nd principle, which is Objectivity.
Objectivity – Auditors remain unbiased or fair in all their dealings.
Like Angie’s said – “have to see both sides.”
4.) 4th stop (Indian run to the top of Tulane garage) – at the top, we talked about the 3rd principle, which is Professional Competence and Due Care, while we were doing shoulder taps.
Competence – keep up your knowledge and skill while providing service to your client. Apply due care based on the importance of tasks and on the confidence given to you by a client.
5.) 5th stop (Indian run to the top of Loyola “mini” garage) – at the top, we brought up the 4th principle, which is Confidentiality, while we were in people’s chair position with overhead presses.
Confidentiality – Practice discretion and protection of information when auditing. Never use audit information for personal gain or in harmful way to legitimize the interests of an audit.
6.) 6th stop (Indian run to the top of WPM)
7.) final stop – back to the flag to finish off with the final principle, which is Professional Behavior.
Professional Behavior – follow the law and regulations.
At the COT, I quizzed the PAX and see if they were paying attention on the 5 principles. Angie’s List was dialed in and aced the quiz.
Thanks for allowing me to lead and lets keep each other accountable!!!
SYITG
King Kong
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Run Cajun Run day 9 – mini loops with a COP – from Reluctant Yankee
Morning started off right – with a pre run to the AO with Popalock. I appreciate the push from POP the COP. Ran to the AO Set up a simple loop to help get mileage but I was surprisingly gassed on the shoulders too!
We did a warmup COP SSH, Lunge around the clock, Roaches, and Jlos
Then went to the shelter
In chalk- 10 Hand release merks, 20 shoulder taps, 30 dips and 40 russian twist
The loop went from shelter to rows (x 20) then around the track to the pull ups (amrap)
then back to shelter. I completed 4 full loops – many pax completed 5.
Then back to the flag for a 3 min of Mary sesh. LBT, penguins, freddies, plank jack, dying bug.Just want to get some mileage in and something for the body – focused on shoulders and core.
Always a please to lead!
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F3 NOLA Convergence 2021 (a.k.a.”Crew Change”) – Mothership 2021-10-16 – from Reluctant Yankee
A fine morning, with a change in the weather providing a fitting backdrop for the changing of the guard on the F3 New Orleans Leadership Team.
Kicked off at the flag zone with naming of the F3 NOLA Rookie of the Year and F3 NOLA Man of the Year. These went to Almonaster and Hokie Pokie, respectively. High praise and congratulations to both of these high-impact men for their efforts during the past year!
Yankee then kicked things off on the Great Lawn with:
Side Straddles Hops x27
Hillbillies (in honor of Hawg’s prom) x 20
OYO burpees x10
Side Lunges x20
Low Country Crabs x20
Dying Cockroaches x20Moseyed to the track where Hawgcycle took over. Hawg brought the hurt with a modified Dirty Mac Deuce featuring:
Larry Craigs x12
Sumo Squats x12
LBC x12Pax then partnered up. One pax sprinted 200 m around the tracks while the other moseyed across, then vice versa. Pax reassembled for announcement of the new SLT.
It was time. Time to give a speech that would last generations, a speech commemorating the past 7 years, and one that would empower the incoming SLT for what was yet to come. Reluctant Yankee reached deep within his well of indisputable high octane expressions, and it was there and then he passed the torch of F3 Nola to Fracsac and Catfish, his great words of wisdom spreading across the field of F3 Nola men, leaders of this Fitness Fellowship and Faith thing we simply refer to as F3. Did anybody write down what he said?
Fracsac circled the pax up on the field and did 5 SSH IC, followed by 10 burpees OYO. Many thought Shock and Awe was in the works, but nay, just an attention grabber. Next up was the mental challenge.
6 SSH IC followed by 11 more in silence, all must end with the Q or a penalty would be handed out. The Pax passed with flying colors….but did they?
4 corners on the track with 10 x 8 count body builders on 2 corners and 10 x burpees on the other 2. Circle back up for mental challenge again.
This time there was a failure, with 10 x 8 count body builders as the penalty. The pax completed it the next go flawlessly.
Pax had had enough mental abuse at this point, so there was much rejoicing when the workout was handed to Catfish. Catfish gently led things forward with:
8-Counts x10
Low Slow 8-Count Squats x20
Bonnie Blairs x15
Mosey back to the Great Lawn, with a quick stop at the baseball field behind Tad Gormley to do some Jack Webbs (up to 13, 11 got skipped). Continued the mosey back to the Great Lawn.At the Great Lawn, LBTs waiting x15 for the six. Frac then came back for a rousing round of Catalina Wine mixers (x15) for the finish.
Back to flag for COT.
Announcements: Roast on the Coast Starting Nov 5; GoRuck Tough NOLA the following weekend on NOV 12; Almonaster Qing a Christmas charity effort related to Operation Sweet Tooth (details to come)
Delicious coffee and breakfast followed. Thanks to all who assisted with preparation for this.
Thanks to all who attended and assisted with today’s convergence, and stay tuned for further announcements from the new leadership team!
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Chancun… no passports needed – from King Kong
I told Yankee that I will take the Q this Wednesday in honor of me missing my Cancun trip due to Covid Delta Variant.
11 PAX showed up this muggy morning. First stop – short mosey to the fountain by Audubon Zoo, where we did the following warmups: SSH x 20, Ankle Grabbers x 10, Lunges x 10, Self Love x 10. The fountain reminds me hanging out by the resort pool with a margarita… but that didn’t happen.
Next stop – moseyed to the main entrance of Audubon Zoo. I told the PAX that I hate to be rushed and running around on my vacation. I like to relax and stay put. So today’s focus is to stay in one place and work on our forms. So we did everything in cadence:
Round 1
20 SSH
20 Air Squats
15 High Knees
20 Lunges
30 seconds Rocky Balboa
30 seconds Al Gore
5 Burpees
20 Crunches
10 MerkinsRound 2
20 SSH
15 American Hammers
15 High Knees
20 Lunges
20 Shoulder Taps
10 Burpees
20 Mountain Climbers
20 Jump SquatsShort walk to the parking lot in front of the Zoo. We picked a great view on the beach and did 11’s. Start off one side with 10 jump squats and 1 hand-released merkin on the other side. Bear-Crawl in between. After 2 rounds of 11’s, Q noticed there were a lot of small pebbles / rocks on the beach hurting our hands…. therefore, we changed it to lunges and bunny hops in between instead of crawling. Next time, I will pick a different beach (maybe less of a view with soft sand).
Finished the workout with a Round of Chancun, which included few exercises in Superman position. Moseyed back to the flag with some coconut water waiting for us before the COT.
I am always grateful and thankful to be able to workout with you PAX on a regular basis. I hope to do this for a very long time.
SYITG
King Kong