They're running the loop again, and at every stake in the ground they answer a trivia. If they get it right, they remove it from the ground. If it's wrong they do 20 burpees and run another loop until they get it right again. Total of five stakes in the loop.
This is going to be a long lap. Although less physical, the mental aspect will be insane. Stay tuned.
They had 67 seconds of penalty time on the last one. It was done with the ruck correctly and they earned the next round ruckless. Lap 4 awaits.
So now we're doing this twice. They all must be in the push-up position for the whole duration it takes one person to do the 0.6mi lap.
First casualty.
So when they couldn't keep up during the stroll through the woods. They accumulated 1:35 of time. So they got to hold this log above their heads for that amount of time.
That's the time that the team was lagging behind the cadre. This is not good.. that's the time (so far) the team must keep a telephone pole over their heads.
Two twins. One log.
They don't look too happy.
First to three points wins a ruckless centipede push-up!
40 four count to be exact.
Their vote to do water PT in the afternoon was a bad choice. A lot of cramping and choking on water. Drown proofing was supposed to be three minutes long, but their errors turned it into 4:30. Still, ten started and ten are still in it! Lap three begins soon...
Drown proofing.
They must simulate their legs and wrists being tied together as they sink to the bottom and back up for a total of three minutes. The duration of their drown proofing will increase the more people fail.
For now, the team is wrapping up their laps in the pool and their bear crawls around the perimeter.
Half the team does ten laps in the pool, the other half does water burpees and bear crawls. Then they switch.
