I feel this too! I studied hard for a few months from one book that had been widely recommended and then took a few practice tests and felt like I wasn't really getting anywhere because my scores were not improving. It is super frustrating, my best advice is to try using a few different tools at once. I turned to some free Youtube videos after narrowing down areas that I felt I needed to improve (ie. LR strengthen & weaken questions) and for some reason those videos just clicked for me. I am now new to 7Sage in hopes of getting more practice and honing in on some skills for test day (timing, not panicking if I'm unsure of an answer, seeing the question clearly, etc). Sometimes the source you're using to study just doesn't speak the language you need it to for it to make sense to you personally and that's okay! Try to have a good understanding of how the LSAT asks questions and the kinds of answers you'll need to watch for first before diving into more and more practice. This way you're learning from your mistakes instead of feeling stuck in a loop of answering the questions the same way. Good luck!!

Hi from Saskatoon! I took the test in November and am re-taking in January hoping for a better score