Thank goodness her name wasn’t Tabata

There were five PAX at the Village when I came running into the parking lot. As I gave the one-minute warning, Rubber pulled into the parking lot. Shortly after the disclaimer was given at 5:30, El Red Cardo arrived.

COP:

20 ssh ic

20 ttt ic

20 iw ic

20 arm circles ic (forward and reverse)

20 hand-release merkins oyo

The Thang:

Following a slow mosey to the brick wall by the basketball court, I shared that the day was the anniversary of my grandmother’s death. Since her name was Dora, I informed the PAX we would be honoring her memory by doing a bunch of Dora exercises.

Dora (100 merkins, 200 big boys, 300 squats)

We ran to the picnic tables and switched partners.

Dora (100 dips, 200 flutter kicks, 300 step-ups)

Since everyone blazed through that part of the workout, we had enough time left to line up and do a fairly long Indian run (1.5 laps around the property). We finished the workout with 20 mountain climbers ic and 20 American hammers ic. At 6:15 time was called.

Announcements:

If anyone wants to run the Mini Marathon on October 21, let me (Kitten) know. I’m trying to put together a team of runners to help raise money for an orphanage in Haiti my church is affiliated with. Since I’m not on Twitter, you can reach me at jdharris@umcsc.org.

Prayers:

Rubber’s mom’s eye surgery Tuesday morning; Baby Isaac (member of Beefsteak’s extended family) continues to gain weight and get stronger. Huge praise!