With Satan’s Hill iced over and none of the PAX owning ice skates as a form of cardio, YHC wisely chose against running and leaned into a coupon heavy, upper body smoke fest at “Yeti’s Hill.” The goal was simple – perform exercises while maintaining form and staying upright. Song requests were accepted the evening before for what Spotify may classify as the weirdest compilation of songs (see below). The JBL party box lit up and blasted our first song and the workout went like this:
Warm Up: Various IC exercises to get the blood flowing
COP 1: Partner up with a sandbag per pair. P1 performs exercise while P2 stays warm performing their choice of Mountain Climbers, SSH, Monkey Humpers, Firecrackers or Plank Jacks. Partners were allowed to switch off exercises in whatever quantity they wanted, but both partners had to complete all reps. Exercises were: 100 Overhead press, 90 Curls, 80 Skull crushers, 70 Chest Press, 60 Upright rows, 50 Anterior raises w/ palms up, 40 Dips, 30 Merkins on the bag, 20 Bag pull thrus, 10 Bagees.
COP 2: 2 minutes left to hit abs with 10 Box Cutters, 20 DC Flutter Kicks and 30 LBCs
Time called, Numbers, Names, Announcements (Frozen Triangle 2/7) Prayers (Heist’s M’s Friend battling 2nd bout of cancer, safety with winter weather this weekend, schools opening back, patience with having kids at home while trying to work)
Playlist: Enter Sandman by Metallica (Requested by The Duke), Mr. Jones by Counting Crows (Requested by Ponch), Frosty the Snowman – Hip Hop Version found by YHC by Tha J-Squad, Remix Maniacs (Requested by Nancy Lopez), Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice (Requested by Ponch), Dragostea Din Tei by O-Zone (Requested by Rosetta), Snowblind by Black Sabbath (Requested by Warby), Let It Go – Disney goes Heavy version by Our Last Night (Requested by Pad Thai), Church Clap by KB and Lecrae (Requested by YHC), My Name is Mud by Primus (Requested by Boberry), The Elements by TobyMac (Requested by Pad Thai), Cold Hard Bitch by Jet (Requested from number I don’t have a name tied to from Rountrey group), It’s Raining Men by The Weather Girls (Requested by Fandango)