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This may seem like a completely random thread, but I'm interested in life during dental school.
I'm wondering if there are any avid horseback riders who have managed to continue riding through dental school?
I've kept one horse in training throughout undergrad, riding 5-7 days per week. I limited my competitive season to the months I wasn't in school (obviously summers free of school are now a thing of the past). I was very good at managing my time during undergrad, but I understand that it's an entirely different ball game in dental school. At this point, I have plans to leave my horse home and see how things go. Riding and the barn are a huge stress release for me, but I'm mentally prepared to try and replace it with time at the gym.
I've met one dental student, who, last I heard, was able to ride through the first 2 years of dental school. Granted, how often she rode depended on the week.
Any other similar stories?
I'm wondering if there are any avid horseback riders who have managed to continue riding through dental school?
I've kept one horse in training throughout undergrad, riding 5-7 days per week. I limited my competitive season to the months I wasn't in school (obviously summers free of school are now a thing of the past). I was very good at managing my time during undergrad, but I understand that it's an entirely different ball game in dental school. At this point, I have plans to leave my horse home and see how things go. Riding and the barn are a huge stress release for me, but I'm mentally prepared to try and replace it with time at the gym.
I've met one dental student, who, last I heard, was able to ride through the first 2 years of dental school. Granted, how often she rode depended on the week.
Any other similar stories?
