7sage has different study plans that you can choose from. Some incorporate more theory in the beginning and others more practice. The theory part also has practice questions sprinkled throughout. It sounds like you would benefit most from a LITTLE theory, given your current schedule. Also, if anything, I think practicing a question on your own and then seeing it again later in your study may actually help rather than hurt you.
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7sage has different study plans that you can choose from. Some incorporate more theory in the beginning and others more practice. The theory part also has practice questions sprinkled throughout. It sounds like you would benefit most from a LITTLE theory, given your current schedule. Also, if anything, I think practicing a question on your own and then seeing it again later in your study may actually help rather than hurt you.