You may or may not have heard of an event called Southwest Collision Course, which took place this past weekend. If not, allow me to briefly fill you in: the Phoenix, San Diego, and LA tribes collided in a frenzy of flesh, fire, and flugfuße. Once the dust had settled, we had treated nearly 130 people to a festival that included a Ragnar trail-style relay, food and beverages, and camping under the stars. It was truly better than both Jackie and I expected.
I thought it was cool that we let the SD peeps join our team. It’s indicative of how inclusive our tribe is as a whole. –JD
Wisconsin Notes
- SWCC was off the chain. If you missed it, you were left out of a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
- #NPlovesAZ has been lonely this month. Get out, do something good for your community!
- Hills on Monday. 56th St and Camelback
We decided to bring some of that energy to this morning’s workout. To that end, we took advantage of the trails surrounding the amphitheater, setting up three stations: San Diego to the east (nice work, Magellan), Phoenix at the top of the stairs, and LAX to the west. Each station hosted an exercise: surfer pop-ups for SD, cactus crunches for PHX, super star jumps for LAX. We then collided with someone from another “tribe” upon returning to Wyatt, with a celebration consisting of partner pushups. This perfectly captured the energy and excitement of #SWCC.
We preach community at November Project, and often fail to realize that this extends beyond the 602. We are a big part of worldwide community, and while our leaders are constantly collaborating to bring you an unparalleled experience, it’s easy for most of us to forget that point. So for Jackie and me, these events are the ingredients necessary to bake the giant, multi-tiered cake that is November Project Phoenix, and you are essential to make them a success.
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