I’ve seen some pretty nasty ‘staches around the gym recently and I just want everyone to know that it only gets fuller. We are about half way through the month of Movember and that much closer to Barbells & Handlebars on Saturday, December 1st. I wanted to mention a few important details concerning the event…

The first WOD will be building up to a one rep max ground to overhead.

The Fight Gone Bad portion of the event (second WOD) is now referred to as “Fight Gone Mad”. The first of the five movements in it is the kettlebell swing for intermediate and kettlebell snatch for advanced. The other four movements will be announced soon.

Vydra from 102.1 The Edge will be our honorary celebrity mustache judge.

We are still in need of volunteers if you are not planning on participating. If you don’t want to volunteer, then you are encouraged to still show up and show your support. If you do want to volunteer, please register HERE.

Females will be judged on most creative mustache, too.

Origin Natural Food will be in attendance giving out awesome food samples. We will have some others out too who will be announced as we get closer to December 1st.

As of this morning we have about 18 spots left. Please register HERE if you going to participate. If you are still unsure, just go ahead and do it! It is for a good cause and will be fun.

 

 

Sign up for Barbells & Handlebars on the registration page located HERE. I am strongly encouraging all EDCF members to either compete or at least volunteer. Expect sponsors, mustaches, music, sweat, beer and one hell of a good time. The movements will be released soon!

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Free Saturday class tomorrow at 10am. Masters (50+) are welcome at 9am.

Robin Hawke has been religiously coming to the Masters class every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning for exactly a year. Her attendance record is impressive. Now add in the factor that she has been doing it on only one “good” knee. She had her first knee replacement surgery over four years ago and besides opting to row instead of run, you would never know the difference.

She goes in for her second knee replacement surgery, a procedure she has known was coming since after first knee was operated on, tomorrow morning. Robin doesn’t make excuses as she has been at class both days this week including squatting 225 lb. past parallel on Tuesday and deadlifting well over 200 this morning. She actually wanted to take this morning “light”.

Robin is a badass, pure and simple. Add this to her awesome attitude and work ethic and it makes her one special individual. Ask anyone in the Masters class and they will tell you that it just won’t be the same without her yellow Mini Cooper in the parking lot or her warm smile even after a tough WOD. We wish you a speedy recovery, Robin, and know that you’ll be back with a vengeance when you return.