Action Makes Motivation
QIC
DeliveranceAO
The Donut ShopPAX
- Bergundy
 - Deliverance
 - Eliot Ness
 - Little Finger
 - Lord Of The Dance
 - Padawan
 - Phileas
 - Sundance Kid
 - Time Machine
 - Webelos
 - Puck
 
Workout
🍩 F3 Workout: “Action makes Motivation” + Playlist
AO: The Donut Shop (Parking Lot) – Pilgrim Church
Date: Wednesday 10/14/25 – 5:30 AM
Q: Deliverance
Theme: The original dozen — glazed, filled, and fried.
Warm-Up (10 min)
– Motivators from 6
⁃ Rossy
⁃ 10 Daisy Pickers
– 10 Abe Vigodas
⁃ 10 Seal Claps
⁃ 10 Overheads
⁃ 10 Moroccan Nightclubs
The Thang (30–36 min)
Set up 12 stations (“a dozen”) spaced in a big circle or oval around the parking lot.
Each station = 45 seconds work / 15 seconds rest.
PAX rotate clockwise; complete 3 full rounds of the dozen.
🍩 The Donut Dozen
Glazed Biceps – 12 Curls with coupon
Boston Cream Core – Flutter Kicks holding coupon above chest
Maple Bar Merkins – 12 Merkins, one hand on coupon (switch each round)
Old-Fashioned Overhead – 12 Overhead Presses
Long John Lunges – Lunge walk with coupon (6 each leg)
Cruller Crunches – 12 Coupon Sit-Ups
Powdered Pulls – Bent Over Rows
Bearclaw Crawls – Bear Crawl 10 yards, backpedal to start
Chocolate Dips – 12 Dips on coupon or curb
Apple Fritter Flips – Coupon Deadlift to Upright Row
Sprinkle Squats – Goblet Squats
Donut Tower – Tower of Power 2 Coupons
Donut Hole Dash – 30-yard sprint down the line, backpedal to start
💡 Twist:
Between each full dozen, mosey w coupon while the Q calls out donut trivia.
Wrong answer = 5 burpees for everyone. 🍩
Mary (as time allows)
– Old mans
🍩 COT: “Action Makes Motivation” didn’t read this all. Paper was wet. Eh.
The coupons we carry — they’re more than just blocks of concrete.
They’re a metaphor for change.
We talk a lot about motivation — waiting for it, chasing it, hoping it shows up.
But the truth is, motivation doesn’t create action — action creates motivation.
That’s the action-based model of dissonance: when you act differently, your brain starts to update your self-concept to match your behavior, which then motivates more of that behavior.
It’s not about wanting something — it’s about doing something.
You don’t get stronger by thinking about the coupon.
You get stronger by picking it up, by feeling the resistance and moving anyway.
Confidence isn’t built because you know it’ll work — it’s built after you’ve tried it and seen that it does.
That’s how we grow.
Every morning my body says, stay in bed.
But every time I pick up that coupon anyway, I remind myself who I am — and who I’m becoming.
The road doesn’t change — we do.
One lift, one action, one morning at a time.
🎧 F3 Donut Shop Playlist – “Feel Good & Fight Hard”
🔥 Warm-Up (Tracks 1–3)
Feel Good – Jaime Wyatt (3:50, Americana) → Easy groove for Daisy Pickers & Abe Vigodas
Southern Accents – Lucinda Williams (4:22, Singer/Songwriter) → Stretch and mosey tempo
First High – Nikki Lane (3:08, Country) → Energy build as coupons come out
💪 Main Grind (Tracks 4–10)
A Little Pain – Margo Price (2:56, Country) → Round 1 – Glazed & Confused
Hurt So Bad (feat. Shooter Jennings) – Jaime Wyatt (3:50, Singer/Songwriter) → Murder Bunny flow
Can’t Let Go – Lucinda Williams (3:29, Singer/Songwriter) → Core/cardio transitions
Make Something Outta Me – Jaime Wyatt (2:59, Singer/Songwriter) → Mid-set motivation
Don’t Let the Bastards Get You Down – Margo Price (2:52, Country) → Q anthem moment
Good Enough – Nikki Lane (5:22, Country) → Dig deep segment
He Still Listens to the Radio – Chloe Kimes (4:16, Country) → Round 3 – Baker’s Dozen
🏁 Finisher / Mary (Tracks 11–14)
Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys – Miranda Lambert (3:37, Country) → Cool down and controlled breathing
Good Hearted Woman – Jessi Colter & Sunny Sweeney (3:47, Country) → Stretch + Plank trivia
Fist City – Lucinda Williams (2:20, Singer/Songwriter) → Bonus round energy
I Drink – Mary Gauthier (4:31, Rock) →