The Gateway to Your Orthopaedic Career.
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I am looking for some advice on how to prepare for the physical demands of orthopaedics - hoisting limbs, holding toes when applying splints, wielding hammers, pronation/supination when driving home screws. I'm aware that there are different ways to train, and that generally I need to work on both strength and endurance in static positions.

Can anyone recommend a specific plan to help me? Or work with me to develop one?

I'm a runner, and occasionally I do some Insanity. I'm hoping to start using free weights in April.
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Ain't nothin' to it but to do it!
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Shake weight for just 6 minutes a day, and you should be all set
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lift heavy and take a multi
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Be like this guy

lightweight baby!

ain't nothin but a peanut!!
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