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or 3 40 yard sprints for every question missed?

Which is a better strategy?
Serious question

Would you think that this would motivate me to do better?

itachiuchiha wrote:or 3 40 yard sprints for every question missed?

Which is a better strategy?
Serious question

Would you think that this would motivate me to do better?

Want some motivation?

http://www.lstscorereports.com/?r=other

How is Yale in the high 80s while Virginia at the top?

Theopliske8711 wrote:How is Yale in the high 80s while Virginia at the top?

because Yale students don't do enough push ups

Theopliske8711 wrote:How is Yale in the high 80s while Virginia at the top?

School-funded rate. Yale's is very low and UVA's is very high.
Edit: actually Yale's is not that low, maybe everyone has just realized that people who go to Yale are really insufferable? JK JK (kind of)

dirtrida2 wrote:

itachiuchiha wrote:or 3 40 yard sprints for every question missed?

Which is a better strategy?
Serious question

Would you think that this would motivate me to do better?

Want some motivation?

http://www.lstscorereports.com/?r=other

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsSC2vx7zFQ

I would do sprints

bgood2texas wrote:

dirtrida2 wrote:

itachiuchiha wrote:or 3 40 yard sprints for every question missed?

Which is a better strategy?
Serious question

Would you think that this would motivate me to do better?

Want some motivation?

http://www.lstscorereports.com/?r=other

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsSC2vx7zFQ

watching this video every day until the LSAT to remind myself how badly I want it. THANK YOU

itachiuchiha wrote:or 3 40 yard sprints for every question missed?

Which is a better strategy?
Serious question

Would you think that this would motivate me to do better?

Pushups would probably be the most time effective because you don't have to run outside after every test to run. You can just drop down and get er done so that is my vote.

Definitely push-ups. Build some muscle while you study. Kill two birds with one stone.

I vote sprints.

As you do the push-ups, have the test booklet opened to the question you missed. Don't stop doing push-ups until you know EXACTLY why every wrong answer choice is incorrect.

M458 wrote:As you do the push-ups, have the test booklet opened to the question you missed. Don't stop doing push-ups until you know EXACTLY why every wrong answer choice is incorrect.

great idea

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Pushups. There's a very tight correlation between sexy man breasts and beastly LSAT scores.

That depends. If it turns out that your aptitude for the subject is poor, would you rather be really fast or able to lift really heavy objects?

In combat school one of our instructors would often tell us, 'I might not be able to make you smart, but I sure as hell can make you strong'.

My vote is for pushups.

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LOL, this is actually a great idea, I just realized, if I do not end up getting the score I need, I will end up a body builder with no effort.

itachiuchiha wrote:LOL, this is actually a great idea, I just realized, if I do not end up getting the score I need, I will end up a body builder with no effort.

Or you're just setting yourself up to fail TWO goals

itachiuchiha wrote:LOL, this is actually a great idea, I just realized, if I do not end up getting the score I need, I will end up a body builder with no effort.

LOL, yes, because you can become a bodybuilder with pushups. That aside, great idea; I'll be doing this myself, albeit with pull-ups.

Suralin wrote:

itachiuchiha wrote:LOL, this is actually a great idea, I just realized, if I do not end up getting the score I need, I will end up a body builder with no effort.

LOL, yes, because you can become a bodybuilder with pushups. That aside, great idea; I'll be doing this myself, albeit with pull-ups.

well not necessarily ONLY pushups. A wide variety of exercises

This the most retarded strategy I've heard on this forum. OP perhaps you should join the army instead of law school.