Date: 2/4/20 Workout: Cadet Lab Pax: ESL, Polo, Nails (Respect!), Bulldog, Daughtry, EPA, Misfire, Convoy, Cottontail, Byrider, Pitino, Udders (YHC) On a pleasant February morning with warmer than normal weather 11 pax joined YHC in beating the fartsack to post at the premier Tuesday workout outside the city limits of Natville: Cadet Lab! YHC was
Date: 6/23/18 Pax: JR, Shotgun, Misfire, Stubing, Pitino, Udders (YHC) On a warm & sunny June morning 5 pax beat the fartsack to join YHC at Nordic Tract. YHC was unsure who would be up for the Nordic Challenge again, but was pleased to see a good group turn out for Round 2 after our
Date: 4/28/18 Pax: Byrider, Heisenberg (Respect!), Hoosier, JR, Pitino, Polo, TPS, Udders (Q) On a crisp April morning 7 pax braved the fartsack to join YHC for the inaugural Nordic Challenge! YHC was inspired to do this workout after enduring the suckfest our F3 brothers in Asheville put YHC through during MLK weekend in January. They
'Twas the night before the weekend, and all through the house, Not a creature was stirring, except for my spouse. His compression socks were hung on the towel rod with care In hopes that gloom soon would be there; His F3 shirt laid out, oh so neatly pressed Teenaged girls don’t take as long to
As of this writing, there are 77 days left to the 2015 edition of BRR. There are 53 F3 Teams registered from all over our footprint with an additional 3 on the waiting list. That’s about 500 men who will be traversing the rugged NC mountains on foot and in a big white van. Teams
What: Community Dodge Ball Tournament with 6 Man Teams ($30 registration fee per team) When: Saturday, March 7, from 4:00-7:00 pm Where: St. Luke's United Methodist Church Family Life Center in beautiful Hickory NC Why: St. Luke's UMC college ministries is raising funds for a spring mission trip to inner city Los Angeles CA and we want
As the gloom lifted on Saturday, October 4th, 2014, over 600 pax from around the country descended upon the Leatherneck. While we may have come from different cities, states, and backgrounds, we had one thing in common: a bond, represented by a single letter and a single number, enclosed within a circle. (For those of