AO: Oakery
QIC: Ghost
PAX: Output, Dad Joke, Ram, Deacon
Conditions
60 degrees and dry.
Warm up
- 20xIC SSH
- 8xIC reachers
- 10xIC Imperial Walkers
- 8xIC halos
- 8xIC Don Quixotes
- leg swings forward x 8OYO each way
- leg swings sideways x 8OYO each way
- 10xIC merkins
The Thang
- mosey around school once
- Take turns carrying each person 25 yards using two person seat carry.
- Human coupon chain – swing coupon ahead and then run ahead to keep the chain going
- cinder block escape room – get all PAX over the wall into the escape room and out again
- monster truck tire flip – Too heavy!
- Human coupon chain one more time.
6MoM
Freddie Mercuries x15 IC
dead bug shuffle – 25 seconds each way
leg lifts x 12 IC
COT
Teamwork
Wendell Berry’s first book was about the destruction of the social fabric of rural America. Part of the reason I wanted to move to the “country” was a desire to be a part of the reweaving of that fabric.
With Industrial Agriculture farms had to “get big or get out” of agriculture. Most people stopped farming. Those few who continued relied on industrial machinery, monocropping, and finance, not on each other. This destroyed the social fabric of mutual dependence that characterized rural America. That social fabric wasn’t perfect (It was built on the premise of private property stolen from indigenous peoples) but it was a way of life that took for granted the need to ask for help and to offer it on a regular basis.
A healthy F3 community will include the regular asking for help and the regular offer of help among those involved.
Output shared how the community here came together during the recent fires in ways he had never seen. Deacon also shared how hard it is to ask for help, but how that can be a way to put yourself in another’s “debt,” which can build that relationship and foster community.
Ghost out
F3 Portland 