2010 Pusher Challenge with Gift of Appreciation

For any/all Pushers who complete 100 Push-Ups consecutively in 2010, Iron Maiden F.o.N. will donate $100 to a charity of their choice under their name.*

Merry Christmas, Pushers!

Iron Maiden, F.o.N. (55)


CONGRATULATIONS, HUSKERS and GUNS in TIGHTS!

*Rules of the Challenge:

*Having a witness is strongly encouraged.

*Photo of feat with "your story" is required.

*Creative locations will be lauded.

*Must be a Pusher in good standing (simply meaning you are dedicated to your pushing).

*Yes, I recognize we have 5 or more Pushers that are sure ringers. Just need their stories and their photos. Send them in!

*Should you not be up for the physical challenge of a consecutive 100; but are a loyal Pusher, you may substitute 100 hours of voluntary community service work in 2010 and you'll meet the challenge.

*Happy Training!

Thursday, July 30, 2009

CMR Pushers with Olympic Gold Medalist, Henry Cejudo




Several of us were fortunate to meet Henry Cejudo, Olympic Gold Medalist, and his trainer, Eric last night. In the words of Eric, “push-ups are a perfect exercise”. He proceeded to show us his form in Will Rogers lounge with many fans looking on . This morning they both returned to push with several Pushers at morning stand-up. For those of you who don’t know Henry’s story, he was featured on the front page of the COS Gazette Sports section yesterday and is in the USA Today today. He is the son of illegal immigrants; born and raised in L.A. He is a graduate of Coronado High School here in the Springs. He didn’t wrestle until he was 12. He was the youngest American ever to win a gold medal in the freestyle wrestling event at the Beijing Olympics. Now 22, he is sought after for speaking engagements world-wide. We are honored to have him light the torch in COS tonight for the kick-off of the State Games of America competition.

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  1. Pusher's are they rewarded for the Olympics in that season.


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