Anyone who’s near my age remembers that book Life’s Little Book of Instructions.  You probably received at least 4 copies for graduation like me.  It is full of stuff like: Don’t Forget to Brush your Teeth, Always Carry an Umbrella, Wipe front to back, or the timeless suggestion:  Make Sure you always have a quarter in your pocket so you can use a pay phone in an emergency.

If ER had a book of instructions, it contain useful bits like:

With that in mind, here’s what we did:

Warmups. Standard stuff, you can guess what it was

One lap of what we old guys like to call Old School ER.  You remember the drill, right?  20 reps on this lap:  merkins and LBCs.  5 stops per lap.  Side Note:  did you know that each lap is .7 miles, average time per lap for your boy is 6 minutes, and Herniator still holds the record at 7.5 laps during an official workout?

Meet up at the bottom and do work until the six (me) arrives.

Lap 2 was another throw back.  Way back when Lenoir’s Most Amicable Preacher used to visit us and was on the Q list he called this:  BLIMPS at each of the 5 stops.  So that’s what we did:  5 burpees, 10 lunges, 15 ISS, 20 merkins, 25 plank jacks, and 30 squats x5.  That took a long time (TWSS).

Mosey to new block pile – thanks First Baptist – for quick partner exercise.

P1: curls

P2: sprint down prescribed distance, 10 squats and return to switch

1st exercise: 200 team curls

2nd exercise: 150 team curls

Although it was already 6:14, we had to use Hospital Hill, so I persuaded the pax to return to the flag (thanks for bringing it Phlegm) the long way which was to run up HH and down Center St.

Circle up for WOD, announcements, etc.

Moleskin Stuff:

Always an honor and a privilege to be in the presence of you men.

Out