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Not A Bon Jovi Boy Band Beatdown

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July 2nd, 2021 By SheepDog

Seven of Harrisburg’s undaunted by the weather forecast (or maybe just not traveling this weekend so had nothing better to do) converged on Stallings Road park to lift some weight in hopes of getting a little better.  During the beatdown @Solocup was asked about his Slack post and what he had against Bon Jovi.  He gave us his expert opinion that their music was essentially a vacuum (but in not so nice of terms) and that they were an earlier version of N Sync.  No one took exception to these opinions until he offered a similar critique of Jimmy Buffett while ZBB’s Knee Deep was playing.  At this point the subject was changed to summer time travel… which was probably for the best.  After all, who doesn’t love Virginia’s Smith Mountain Lake?

Here was this morning’s agenda:

Warm-O-Rama:

Mosey to the end of the parking lot and then…

… and then mosey back to the shelter as the rain moved in for arm circles forward small and big, arm circles back small and big and then Michael Phelps.

The Thang:

This day’s kettlebell “fun” was a Tabata beatdown while being entertained by the Zac Brown Band’s greatest hits.  The PAX did 5 tabatas with 8 cycles each and a 15 second rest in between tabatas.  A cycle being made up of exercise 1, exercise 2, core work, exercise 1 again, exercise 2 again, core work final, exercise 1 final, exercise 2 final.  Cycles were 50 seconds long with 10 seconds rest in between.  If you do the clock math then it comes up to 40 minutes and 10 seconds.  Here is the meat and potatoes:

Tabata 1:

Tabata 2:

Tabata 3:

Tabata 4:

Tabata 5:

COT – Count-O-Rama, Announcements and Prayers:

Moleskin:

#Tclaps to @SoloCup for the prerun and @Bull, @Pocahontas and @Exit54 for the fly by.

Thank you all for braving the elements and coming out to support today’s workout.  I hope it was challenging for all.  This was my first Tabata outing and I think it went pretty well.

Some highlights from Coffeteria (got to show to know):

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