They had listened to my instructions before starting, and I called out to them what they would be needing to do with each obstacle that we approached. They listened and we moved through them right behind the other group. They were like 100 feet in front of us, which is not bad considering that only Jax had gotten to double digits. On the running between obstacles, he went all out, as he tried to catch up with the group in front of us. They wanted to see how well their mom was going to do against one of their dads. They have seen her train, they know that she pulls no punches when she is in a challenge, no matter what it is. They move across the balance beam like it was nothing and that brings them closer to their mom. There are as light-footed as mountain goats as they run at full tilt a
