The Catalyst hearty faithful who lacked the liberty for a trip to the F3 Super Bowl gathered instead for a schoolyard fight with this peacemaking Friar.

In the spirit of Bruce Dickinson and his operatic heavy metal vibrato, the PAX did indeed Run T(hr)o(ugh) The Hills en route to the schoolyard tucked away in the nearby hollow.

Then, we proceeded to mimic another front-man, he of the iconic heavy rock band, Van Halen. Mr Roth was known in the salad days of the 80s for his high-flying stage theatrics, particularly as they punctuated the radio-ready, “Jump.” So RUN we did, and also JUMP. And some other stuff too.

3rd Bass made the setlist, Ratt and also REM (though, sadly, without actual sonic accompaniment). So, here we go.

RUN THROUGH THE HILLS

Backward Indian Run

Stop1: Std Mericans x10

Forward Indian Run

Stop 2: Wide grip x10

Sprint to Next Intersection

Stop3: Std Mericans x10

Backward Indian Run

Stop 4: burpees x15

 

DAVID LEE ROTHS

Box jumps x20

Decline Wall Plank Reverse flutters x20

Box jumps x20

Decline Wall Plank donkey kicks x20

LBCs x25

Box jumps x25

Decline Wall Plank Reverse flutters x20

Box jumps x25

WWII sit-ups x20

Decline Wall plank –> 90 seconds

 

THREE THE HARD WAY

G1. Track run x2 / x1 round 2

G2. Pull-ups AMRAP rotate sets of 10 / x5 round 2

G3. Squats AMRAP

And Rotate…2 rounds

 

ROUND AND ROUND 

PAX circle up

One sprints the circle carrying a soccer ball rugby style, while the rest do squats

Hand off to next man

Repeat around the circle

 

DEAD LETTER OFFICE

Run home / Mericans x10 each left-hand mailbox

 

MARY

American Hammers x30

Done.

 

  • F3Raleigh Convergence & Flag Football – April 18th Do it.
  • No Catalyst on 4/18
  • F3 Dads April 25th Do it.

Prayers for Peach Pit’s Dad, going in for quad bypass on Tuesday AM. For others as well.

YHC shared the reminder that the mission of F3 is invigorating male leadership. Titus 1:1 says that “knowledge of the truth…leads to godliness.” We are strengthened as leaders as we take in God’s truth. That’s 3rdF. That’s where leadership emerges.