most "bro-friendly" ortho programs

[GMO2003]

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All stereotypes aside, what are the most, "bro-friendly" ortho programs out there. Which programs value physical fitness, group lifting sessions and beer and wing nights. A place where you don't feel ashamed because you can't find scrubs to fit you because you're getting to swole. A refuge where you can confide in your "bro" because you feel like you're getting small because you can't lift as much as you used to. A sanctuary where leg day doesn't apply to you, unless you definitely need a leg day.

 

[DNC127]

Oklahoma State

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

Oklahoma State

Agree with OK State


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[TheIllusionist]

look regular to me

 

[DarkHorizon]

look regular to me

wrong program man, that’s David Teague sitting in the front row.

 

[ThoracicGuy]

All stereotypes aside, what are the most, "bro-friendly" ortho programs out there. Which programs value physical fitness, group lifting sessions and beer and wing nights. A place where you don't feel ashamed because you can't find scrubs to fit you because you're getting to swole. A refuge where you can confide in your "bro" because you feel like you're getting small because you can't lift as much as you used to. A sanctuary where leg day doesn't apply to you, unless you definitely need a leg day.

 

[9blade]

look regular to me

Only a couple of these people look like they bench 225

 

[TheIllusionist]

Those dudes aren’t the top tier then. Lots of the ortho dudes in my class are 6’ or taller, jacked, and were D1 athletes. But maybe the D1 ortho bros get into different med schools than the D3 guys lol

Only a couple of these people look like they bench 225

you should refer back to my roast on the other ortho=jacked lifter thread. I have yet to see all these D1 guys in groups of more than like 2 or max 3 at a school and not all even do ortho. Also D1 what? Remember that Kevin Durant couldn't even bench 190. You can get to a high level in pretty much all non power sports without being that strong. Brute power is only a requisite for track and field (except intermediate distance where you need less power), football, hockey, and rugby.

Also many guys just look big because of their frame. I am not impressed at a 220 lb guy with 8 inch wrists benching 225x10 with no pausing and a bouncypoolza. That's what some of the *best* "big" ortho bros I see replicate.

Yes a few beasts who are powerlofters, strongmen, former legit linemen, etc. But majority ain't nothin great. Just med school standard aint ****.

 

[GMO2003]

ok so who gets the nod for most jacked ortho resident...nominees are encouraged with the 3 lift total included of course

 

[GMO2003]

at about 00:40..."anyone can be a nerd, anyone can be jacked, anyone can party...but if you can do all of that...that's a PIKE, that's a stud"

I couldn't have said it better myself

 

[Scrubs101]

ok so who gets the nod for most jacked ortho resident...nominees are encouraged with the 3 lift total included of course

These are the priorities I expect from top notch programs.

If i show up to an interview to an NFL-style combine you can bet your a** ill be ranking them #1