High-Intensity Partner Circuit

AO: The Last Stand

When: 2024-04-24

QIC: Sparky

PAX (5): Ballerina, Fireball, Jorts, Sparky, Steamer

The Thang:

- **Activity**: Shuttle run and static exercise pairs - **Structure**: Partner workout with one person running and the other performing a constant exercise, then switching **Warm-Up**: Not specified - assumed general dynamic movements to prepare for high-intensity work **Main Workout**: 1. **First Round**: - One partner runs between 3 cones placed in the parking lot, touching each cone and performing a prescribed number of repetitions (10-15-20) at each stop. - The second partner performs **planks** consistently while waiting for the running partner to return. - Upon return, partners switch roles with the running partner now doing **merkins**. 2. **Second Round**: - Running partner repeats the shuttle runs with the same 10-15-20 structure. - Stationary partner performs **squats**, switching to **air chairs** when the running partner returns. 3. **Third Round**: - Shuttle runs repeated by one partner. - The other completes **lunges** continuously, switching to **bonnie Blairs** afterward. 4. **Fourth Round**: - The running sequence continued by one partner. - The waiting partner does the **side straddle hop**, changing to **star jumps** upon the runner's return. 5. **Fifth Round**: - Shuttle run as previously described. - Partner exercises include **werkins** and holding **planks** during the switch. **Cool Down**: Not specified - likely included a period of lower-intensity movements and stretching. **Highlights**: - **Steamer**: Noted for making loud, unusual noises during the workout, resembling a famous adult film star, adding a humorous element. - **Fireball**: Shared a dramatic story about a soap opera-like situation happening at the firehouse, providing an entertaining backdrop to the workout session. **Notes**: - This workout was high-intensity with a focus on cardio from shuttle runs and muscle endurance from the static exercises. - The use of partner exercises encouraged motivation and accountability. - The primary focus was on maintaining constant movement and intensity. - The dynamic of the group was positive, with humorous and engaging moments that likely contributed

COT:

Continued prayers for Marisa and the Lee family as they continue the good fight against cancer.

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