UFC 99: DOMINATION

It's my first day back on a completely raw diet. I started out the day with buckwheat crispies over fresh chunks of mango and homemade almond milk. I felt like the luckiest man in the world. Who else gets to start their day like that and eat food that good?

As far as the USMLE goes, I've nicknamed it UFC 99: Domination and am preparing for it like UFC Champion Georges St. Pierre prepares for a fight. What I have begun today will not end until April 27th. Just as GSP begins with conditioning and technique training, so do I. My conditioning comes in the form of 8 hours straight of non-stop studying (except for bathroom and snack breaks). This is crucial because, like they say, conditioning wins fights.
But conditioning obviously isn't enough. Before a fighter can fight, they also have to learn the moves. As their training gets closer to the fight, they spend less time learning moves and more time practicing them. I mirror this by increasing the number of practice questions I do per day the closer I come to the big event. And just as GSP had a practice fight with Rashaud Evans before his fight with BJ Penn, I will take full practice tests before facing off on April 27th.

GSP proved that his method works. He defended his title on multiple occasions and consistently dominates the top contenders in his weight class. By adapting his method to the books, I plan on achieving similar success.