5 men gathered in the gloom to move some bells. It should have been 6, but the person that called out YHC to lead this morning didn’t show up. Not gonna name names, Wheelie knows what he did.
Mosey to the school entrance
COP
SSH x 12 IC
Don Quixotes x12 IC
Hillbillies x 12 IC
Mosey back to the front yard for the main set
Each hold is for a four count, each set is done for 90 seconds
Two handed press hold half way
repeat with no hold
Clean and press hold at rack then press
repeat with no hold
Sit up press hold at top of press
repeat with no hold
Merkin rows hold at bottom of merkin and at top of row
repeat with no hold
Lawn mowers hold at top of pull (switching arms throughout)
Repeat with no hold
Low Pull hold at top
repeat no hold
Low Lunge hold in lunge and at transition
repeat no hold
Squats hold at bottom
repeat no hold
KB swings hold over head
repeat no hold
Curl hold at half (switching arms throughout)
repeat no curl
Boat canoe to finish out time
Short Mosey to flag
Numberama
Namearama
Helix took us out
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NMS
The weather was beautiful in the gloom as YHC pulled in at 5:26 to see two cars in the lot but another two follow him in, none of which contained Wheelie.The COP was meant to have more exercises each one only have 4 done, but apparently YHC cannot count past 3 when Q’ing. YHC’s son (Chewy) saw the swings for the challenge and stated “what if you stopped half way through and froze” the light bulb went off and this workout was created.
The mumble-chatter slowly died to grunts during the merkin rows and the low lunges, not sure but it looked like THE Carpenter was thinking about lunging back home. The PAX attacked this workout with enthusiasm and vigor and did us all proud.
Thanks again for letting me lead
5 Comments
Great Q this morning Mudface! I think there is a rule when you call some one out to Q you better post at that AO. I guess that will go into Wheelie’s corporate file!
The Merkins rows were no joke! Really enjoy the 4 second hold. My arms will thank you later!
See you all in the gloom!
Way to MAN UP and lead, Mudface. This Q was well worth the time, effort and energy. The 4 second holds definitely added a twist and tricked the muscles. Helix continues to show the ideal form on all exercises and we all need to take notes. This AO is always a highlight of the week in the middle of all of the other wild AO’s out there.
I won’t defend myself. All press is good press!
You’re KILLIN Me. I’m out of town!
Great Q as always, Mudface. The variety definitely caused muscle confusion. Thanks to Chewie for turning on the lightbulb.