A nice traditional workout at the Foundry. A few pull-ups, a few laps, nothing special. The usual disclaimer and off we go. Mosey to the track for the warm up COP: SSH x 20 IC Peter Parkers x 20 IC Windmills x 10 IC Arm Circles, 10 forward, 10 backward …
“The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.” -Vince Lombardi Another notch was added to The Foundry belt when 10 of F3’s finest gathered in City Park for the weekly hump day workout. Lots of themed workouts lately with Elvis, Notre Dame, Iron Pax, etc so YHC …
This sure was one of the Gloomiest days in 1977. The day that would be the last full day in the life of Elvis Aaron Presley. Known as the King of Rock & Roll, his music would shape the lives of Americans today. Today, his music would put 10 PAX …
YHC arrived at the Foundry AO a few minutes early, allowing for a sincere welcome to each Pax as they arrived. One never knows how many will post at the Foundry, some weeks it’s a few, others it’s a pack. This day we had 11 total, which is a great …
8 men arrived at the Foundry for some sweat in the summer heat. Man it’s muggy. Welcome back Smooth! The usual disclaimer and off we go. Warm-up COP at the track: SSH x 20 IC IW x 20 IC Peter Parker x 20 IC Windmills x 15 IC Arm circles …
YHC pulled into City Park wondering who was the Q, so he checked his phone and realized he was up. So winging it was the only option. 9 F3 vets gathered around the flag at 0530. DISCLAIMER, and lets mosey to the track. COP #1: WARM UP SSH X 25 …
Due to some over-excitement to hit the “snooze” button, YHC was a couple of minutes late w/ the F3 Flag and to his own Q. Thanks to the miracle of GroupMe & Mumblechatter, YHC was able to give directions to the PAX who would be lost w/out him. When YHC …
So this Wednesday morning yours truly was running just a minute late and joined the PAX in mid-mosey to the track for some warm-ups. The first conversation with Frac-Sac went something like this. Abacus: Good morning Fracsac. Fracsac: Hey Nice of you to join us Abacus – this …
Growing up, Memorial Day represented the first weekend of summer. This was the first time we would pack up the car, hitch up the boat, and head to Lake Norfork on the eastern side of the Ozarks; a ritual we would repeat every weekend until Labor Day. I loved Memorial …
City Park was graced this am with the presence of 11 F3 gurus ready to get stronger. Summer is almost here so time to get the guns in shape and the dad-bods ready for the beach/poolside. What better way to do that than some upper body circuits with a little …
