I studied harder for the LSAT than anything in my life. But despite putting in the hours, reviewing questions, and understanding why I got them wrong, there were still months where I would not improve before eventually going from a 151 to a 177. The issue was that I couldn't see my own blind spots, the mental habits that were costing me points as I worked through questions. That's the problem coaching solves. There are a lot of great resources for learning the LSAT. What distinguishes coaching is that it gives you someone who focuses on your specific thought process, identifying your blind spots and building habits that get you to the right answer as efficiently as possible.

Before every session, I go through your 7Sage analytics and drill data to identify the exact skill that's costing you points. Every LR question tests one of three core skills, and once we know which one is breaking — and how it's breaking — I build targeted drill sets and a specific study plan for the week ahead. Between sessions, you get a detailed follow-up email with your plan and mid-week check-ins to make sure things are tracking.

I don't just explain questions to you. I teach you how to figure out what went wrong on your own, so the 20+ hours a week you study without me are actually effective. As one student put it: "He teaches you how to fish."

Before our first session we will have a 15–25 minute consultation call. Shoot me a text to schedule, my number is 801-645-3233. Sessions are over Zoom, usually 90 minutes. If after our first session you don't want to continue I will give you a full refund.