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Medicine in Motion dedicates the 2021 Olympiad event to all healthcare workers who have persevered during the past year.
Thank You Healthcare Workers
Our research team continues to craft innovations to lift systematic burdens in healthcare and support healthcare workers.
Support Medicine in Motion by participating in one or all of our four Olympiad events.
Grab your friends and families
Medicine in Motion's international network of student chapters raises awareness about systematic burdens in healthcare.
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Participation is free to all Medicine in Motion members and healthcare workers.
Win free gear by participating
For each activity challenge you complete, you will gain a virtual raffle ticket and a chance to win exclusive New Balance Medicine in Motion gear.
Activity Challenges
Pictured Above: UMass Medicine In Motion Barre Class
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Steps Challenge
Pictured Above: Medicine In Motion Corporate at Pan-Mass Challenge
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Virtual 13.1 Bike Race
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Pictured Above: University of Rochester Medicine In Motion with Dr. "Ninja" Mahler
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20 Min HIIT Challenge
Pictured Above: CWRU Medicine In Motion Back to School HIke
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5K Walk/Run/Hike
Leaderboards
Week Long Steps Challenge
Name | Steps Count | Affiliation |
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Natalie Fuller | 132104 | University of Washington School of Medicine |
Brenna Hammer | 127459 | Duke School of Medicine |
Ethan Agritelley | 125838 | Duke School of Medicine |
Claire Hanlon | 123091 | Duke School of Medicine |
Kendall Bietsch | 120149 | Duke School of Medicine |
Erik Furseth | 115636 | Duke School of Medicine |
5K Walk / Run / Hike
Name | 5K Time | Affiliation |
|---|---|---|
Amanda Hall | 1:16:25 | South College - Knoxville |
Casey Geiser | 1:16:46 | South College |
Aaron Harris | 20:32 | South College - School of Physician Assistant Studies |
David Erpenbach | 21:14 | South College-Knoxville |
Christian Z | 22:40 | Duke School of Medicine |
Aaron | 22:51 | Duke School of Medicine |
Virtual Opening Event
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When: Nov. 4th at 4pm PT, 7pm ET
Duration: 1 hour
Where: Zoom
Registration & question submission:
*If you have a question but will be unable to attend, please still register to input your question and we'll ask it during the event.
Dr. Deborah Saint-Phard is a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Sports Medicine physician at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. She also has the distinction of competing at the 1988 Seoul Olympics in the shot put for Haiti. Her research interests include athletic injuries, women's health, race, resilience, and more.
To learn more about our Dr. Saint Phard, you can view this Princeton Athletics article.