by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Road March to Jay’s House of Pain
It was time to leave the park and change our AO to Jason’s dad’s house, referred to last year as “Jay’s House of ...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Checking In
When it got within 30 minutes, we tried checking in but the cadre said we had to wait. So got our gear ready, locked the car and hid t...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Road Tripping
After work on Tuesday, I drove from Georgia up to Shannon’s house outside of Charlotte to spend the night. It was funny that I’ve don...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Signing Up
I remember when the first Team Assessment event was announced I was intrigued by the concept of an event a step or two below Selection t...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
The Aftermath
We highly recommend doing events with after parties. Jay’s hospitality did not disappoint. After we got our patches and did our inter...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Rolling Rolling Rolling
It’s funny how we went from anticipating tackling the apparatus phase to just wondering if the addition of the wheels was g...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Ready, Set...CulEx
Now that everyone knew where they stood and what they had to gain or lose by their performance on the CulEx evolutions, we were ...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Slosh Pipes and Patriotism
The cadre put their heads together as we got a break for priorities of work. Then Cleve and Hand took back over and gave...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
WOD in the Dark
After the 12 Miler, the next evolution was the 9/11 Memorial Workout. This was another way to keep us moving but not making it abs...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Down to the River
Our next evolution was a five mile ruck alternating coupons - sandbag and five gallon bucket of river water. Female teams starte...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 08, 2020
Sun Up in God’s Country
We aren’t sure if anyone else in the state calls Ohio “God’s Country” but Jason sure does say it a lot. I have to admit, th...
by Alicia Tomlinson
October 05, 2020
Use What Works For You
The best way to find out what works is to use it in training and then an event. I’ve read blogs and AARs to find out what pe...
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Road March to Jay’s House of Pain It was time to leave the park and change our AO to Jason’s dad’s house, referred to last year as “Jay’s House of ...
Checking In When it got within 30 minutes, we tried checking in but the cadre said we had to wait. So got our gear ready, locked the car and hid t...
Road Tripping After work on Tuesday, I drove from Georgia up to Shannon’s house outside of Charlotte to spend the night. It was funny that I’ve don...
Signing Up I remember when the first Team Assessment event was announced I was intrigued by the concept of an event a step or two below Selection t...
Slosh Pipes and Patriotism The cadre put their heads together as we got a break for priorities of work. Then Cleve and Hand took back over and gave...
WOD in the Dark After the 12 Miler, the next evolution was the 9/11 Memorial Workout. This was another way to keep us moving but not making it abs...
Down to the River Our next evolution was a five mile ruck alternating coupons - sandbag and five gallon bucket of river water. Female teams starte...
Sun Up in God’s Country We aren’t sure if anyone else in the state calls Ohio “God’s Country” but Jason sure does say it a lot. I have to admit, th...
Use What Works For You The best way to find out what works is to use it in training and then an event. I’ve read blogs and AARs to find out what pe...
