Several five-person teams participated in a fun obstacle course where they simultaneously walked on planks across the soccer field near the Airman Leadership School, then carefully walked or kangaroo-hopped another length of field with a softball between their knees. The next stretch, they piggyback-carried their teammates, until finally, they all spun around the heel of a baseball bat 10 times and ran the final stretch where a hot dog-eating contest finished it all off. The obstacle course was one of the fun activities for participants in Sports and Resiliency Day Sept. 30. Along with being able to get credit for resiliency training by participating in several activities, teams and individuals could also compete in bowling, corn hole, crud, golf, softball, basketball, volleyball and weight training tournaments or run in the 5K. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)

Airman 1st Class Eric Huster, with the 966th Airborne Air Control Squadron, tosses his bag, while Sgt. Christopher Merlin, with the 964th AACS, waits for his turn while playing in the cornhole tournament. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)

Laura Crowder, 72nd Medical Group Health Promotion manager, right, watches as participants in resiliency day activities spin the wheel to win a prize. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)

Staff Sgt. Justin Laing, with the 552nd Maintenance Group’s Aerospace Ground Equipment shop, slides safely into second base as Senior Airman Tyler Starr, with the 72nd Operations Support Squadron’s softball team, barely misses a long throw from the outfield. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)

Staff Sgt. Deante Covington, with the 965th Airborne Air Control Squadron, goes up for a lay-up to score two points for their 3-on-3 match-up against the 72nd Security Forces Squadron. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)

Several volunteers walked around the Sports and Resiliency Day field wearing “sandwich boards” and gave out valuable information about being resilient. (Air Force photo by Kelly White)