Dr. Jocelyn Wittstein

And one thing about the sport I did, it is a year.

It is a year.

Once you get to a certain level, you don't do other sports.

But in that vein, it is a whole body sport.

strength, you know, bone muscle building sport.

I personally feel like it gave me a really good foundation for strength as an adult, you know, bone health as an adult.

And you do live off of that for a while, but then you have to start working harder and maintaining.

Yeah.

Well, do you still tumble?

Which becomes apparent.

On trampolines, I will do flips, you know, back tucks, front tucks.

Do you like impress your children or like, mom, do a back handspring?

I do like an aerial cartwheel probably once a year, but I do it on sand in case because I don't want to rupture my Achilles when I hit the ground.

I don't want to seem like too amazing of a human being, but I because there is a caveat to this, which is when I married my husband, he was a widower.

with three children.

And so I married him plus a five, eight and 11 year old.

And then we had two more kids.

So I had two kids.

Yeah.

I had two kids during residency, one at the beginning of my second year of orthopedic residency and one at the beginning of my fourth year.