I can't speak on the LSAT packages, but I can tell you that in my experience, a weeklong break didn't make me any worse at questions. If you notice a dip in your score, it's more likely just normal score fluctuations (aka a coincidence). I've also come to realize that if I don't schedule in breaks sometimes, my brain and body will force me to take one anyway, typically at the most inconvenient time.
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I can't speak on the LSAT packages, but I can tell you that in my experience, a weeklong break didn't make me any worse at questions. If you notice a dip in your score, it's more likely just normal score fluctuations (aka a coincidence). I've also come to realize that if I don't schedule in breaks sometimes, my brain and body will force me to take one anyway, typically at the most inconvenient time.
Good luck!