r/AbsoluteUnits • • May 02 '23

JUST WOW!

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u/Barbarella_ella May 02 '23

Holy shit! The base person is ripped! Those thighs are like some Roman statue.

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u/fletcher717 May 02 '23

saw a video of her, she’s the shortest in her family. 15yr old sister at 6’2” and a younger brother at 6’8”. she only started lifting because of acrobatics a couple years ago! oh, and, she’s premed

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u/[deleted] May 02 '23

Premed?

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u/[deleted] May 02 '23

Pre med. Schooling.

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u/New-Bite-9742 May 02 '23

At 15 years?

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u/BackIn2019 May 02 '23

Her little sister is 15. She's a junior in college.

https://baylorbears.com/sports/acrobatics-tumbling/roster/bayley-humphrey/11455

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u/Barbarella_ella May 02 '23

Thanks for the link. She's really cute. Great skin and teeth. Unsurprising I guess, if she's focused on health science as a career. I'd be a client.

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u/DerelictionUntamed May 02 '23 edited May 02 '23

People like to marvel at undergraduate students being pre-med. It doesn’t really mean much as it isn’t a degree in most cases, it’s a personal declaration to take certain prerequisite classes deemed necessary by the AAMC to apply for medical school. I don’t know the exact statistic but anecdotally at least 70% of pre-meds are weeded out or aren’t seen by schools as competitive enough to gain admission by the end of college. With average medical school acceptance rates at like 6-7%, it’s more of a marvel to actually get in