Any med students here??
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Starting med school in the fall....trying to get in peak physical shape before I start so that I'm somewhat ahead of the game and will be better off maintaining a healthy weight if I go into it healthy! Where does everyone go to school at?0
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I am a student nurse, and find it hard fitting in things but I always make time in the end x0
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2nd Year Med student. Studying for my USMLE. Can't wait to get done with it. I make time to workout even though my life seems soo busy. Gained weight and trying to get back to shape!0
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Med lab science, it's not always easy but if its important enough you find the time.0
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Make your life your workout. I don't make time for exercise, instead I sold my car and bought a bicycle and a bus pass. I take a 20-30 minute run on my lunch break at work. I'm in the office 50 hours a week and go to school in the evenings. I've got about 1-2 hours every day to myself that I usually spend doing things like chores and personal grooming.
If I can find time to get 7-10 hours of exercise into my week, just about anyone can find 3 extra hours.
*I have no life, I'm aware of this. I need to pay off some pretty huge student debt, and don't want to spend the rest of my life working my *kitten* off to pay my student loans.0 -
I am in the process of applying to medical schools right now and I realized that my health really needs to be in tip top shape before diving into such an intense program. I am finishing a 2 year post-baccalaureate pre-medical program and during that process I became very distracted with my studies and started to gain a little extra weight and lost even more muscle tone that the previous years of school. :-\ Not fun.
I am glad to see that there are medical students and pre-medical students on here looking to get healthy; it is inspiring, motivating, among other things. I imagine it must be very difficult to incorporate regular workouts into your busy school schedule, but even if you take 15 to 20 minutes a day to do a simple workout, that is So important. Something is always better than nothing. Start off small and work your way up to a point where it feels routine and not so energy consuming.
You can do it! Start off with walking or jogging or a swim in the pool. Even if for 15 to 20 minutes a day. Good luck and stay strong!0 -
I just finished my second year in med school studying for the boards right now and making sure I'm in the best shape before the clinical years!!0
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I am a foreign medical graduate and mother of four and YES I am studying for the board!
I took CS in 2010 (and had two kids meanwhile...lol)
I am planning to take step 1 during the summer and step 2 CK by December, my time is NOW :-)
I will welcome any insight for my preparation, I am currently using Kaplan lecture notes, videos and FA....0 -
Hey I'm a med student started studying for usmle step 1 friend me if you want to get through this journey together0
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