Gritmill 12/17/25
QIC: Semi
Warm-a-Rama
17 seal jacks I/c
17 Imperial walkers I/c
17 seal waves I/c
10 hip circles each direction oyo
25 mountain climbers I/c
12 mountain man pooper I/c
25 plank jacks I/c
The Thang
Each HIM grabs a coupon
From coupon pile to parking lot
Lt. Dan
Nur halfway across parking lot
Mosey The rest of the way to benvoneto
From to benvoneto to corner
12 blockey broad jump, mosey rest of distance
10 halos each direction
Side shuffle facing parking lot back to benvoneto
25 E2K each side
Side shuffle facing parking lot back to corner
25 Curls for the girls
Screaming lungs to benvoneto
50 ankle taps
Mosey to corner
25 skull crushers
Karaoke facing parking lot
50 lbcs
3rd F
“Getting the Edge”
“Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one receives the prize? So run that you may obtain it.”
— 1 Corinthians 9:24
Opening Thought
Jim Berkman, Salisbury University’s Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach, is the winningest men’s lacrosse coach of all time. His program’s foundation is built on one defining idea: “We are going to out-compete you from the first whistle to the last.”
To achieve that level of sustained excellence, Coach Berkman emphasizes “Getting the Edge.” It’s not just about how hard you work during practice, but how committed you are outside of it. The edge comes from the unseen hours — the early mornings, the extra reps, the personal discipline that fuels greatness.
Coach Berkman’s players know that when everyone commits to “getting the edge” on their own, the team becomes sharper, stronger, and more competitive together. That’s how practices start to feel like games — because everyone shows up prepared to give their best.
Faith Application
Now, think about this through the lens of your Christian faith.
What if we approached our spiritual life with the same drive to “get the edge”?
• Are we putting in the work outside of Sunday morning?
• Are we studying God’s Word daily, not just when it’s convenient?
• Are we praying regularly, not just when we need something?
• Are we training our hearts to respond with grace, truth, and love in every situation?
When we do this — when we “get the edge” in our faith — we are better prepared to live boldly for Christ. We become stronger disciples, able to compete for Christ at the highest level when the moment comes to share the gospel or to lead with integrity under pressure.
“Do not be slothful in zeal, be fervent in spirit, serve the Lord.”
— Romans 12:11
“Train yourself for godliness; for while bodily training is of some value, godliness is of value in every way.”
— 1 Timothy 4:7–8
Just like an athlete who trains beyond practice, our faith requires personal investment. The more time we spend with God in private, the more powerful our witness becomes in public.
Reflection Questions
• What does “getting the edge” look like in your walk with Christ?
• How can you invest in your faith outside of Sunday or team devotionals?
• Are there “drills” you can commit to daily — prayer, Scripture reading, journaling, or serving others — that sharpen your spiritual edge?
Karaoke facing parking lot back to the corner
Sumo bolt 45 on decline
6″ apart bolt 45 on incline
Return coupons
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Name Rama
COT
5 HIM showed today: Boxcar, Woodstock, Shutter, Semi, FNG ?Buehler?

