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@NH__ Hey, unfortunately, all the sessions are now full :(. I may host more in the future!
@victimofthebass Hi all good lol! I am assuming you are likely going down a green run. I would suggest finding a terrain similar to getting off the chair lift (slight decline and then relatively flat) to do J turns first (go straight and then toe or heel turn). If you are already pretty confident with your turns, you can do it with both feet strapped in. But if not, you can try what is in this video with one foot unstrapped. Once you are confident you can stop without losing control, then you can move back to the green run and do J turns all the way down. You can do all heel turns or all toe turns first. Once you feel comfortable with your turns independently, you can do straight, heel, straight, toe. And once you are comfortable with that, you can remove the going straight and do heel, toe, heel, toe. Hope that helps and happy to answer any questions. Good luck to you too on LSAT and snowboarding :)
@Jharmon64 Hey! The only spot I have left is for tougher LR. Not sure if that is what you are looking for. I may host more sessions after my law school apps :)
@AlexHaro Hi! What is your current PT average, the type of questions you are struggling with the most, and your time zone?
@l.haj Hi! What is your current PT average, the type of questions you are struggling with the most, and your time zone?
Hi everyone!
I’m taking the August LSAT, and one of the best ways I learn is by teaching and discussing reasoning with others. I thought it would be fun to help someone while sharpening my own understanding before test day.
A little about me:
Diagnostic: 150
Averaging in the low- to mid-170s on recent PTs
Highest PT: 177
Previous teaching experience as a teaching assistant, tutor, and snowboard instructor
I’m looking for 1–3 people currently scoring around 150–165 who are serious about studying and would like to go through a few LR questions together over Zoom. My goal is to help you understand why the right answer is right and why the others are wrong, while also sharing the thought process I use when approaching LR.
The session will be:
Free (the only thing I ask in return is honest feedback afterward so I can continue improving as a teacher)
Around 1 hour
If this sounds helpful, feel free to comment below or send me a DM. Good luck to everyone taking the August LSAT!
Edit: So far, a bunch of people are interested so I likely will host 2-3 sessions with a few people each. If you could comment/ DM your current PT average, the type of questions you are struggling with the most (even better if you have exact PT, section and question number), and your time zone (I am Pacific Time), I can group people accordingly! Thanks :)
Edit 2: Currently have space for people wanting to work on tougher LR questions but otherwise no more space :(. Might do more after I submit my law school apps!
Edit 3: All sessions are now full!
@SLT220 I think the fact that you’ve scored a 171 before and gone 26/27 shows pretty clearly that a 146 isn’t representative of your actual ability. I was in a very similar position before my June LSAT. I’d get a score I wasn’t happy with, do even more practice to make up for it, and somehow end up scoring even worse. What ultimately made the biggest difference wasn’t doing more questions, it was changing my mindset. Now I go into practice tests feeling calm and confident, and my scores have become much more consistent and higher. From what you’ve shared, it seems like the biggest thing holding you back right now may be the psychological side of the test rather than your actual ability.
What schools are you aiming for? Is your April mid 160 a good enough score for those schools?
Hi everyone! I'm planning to take the August or September LSAT and looking for a study buddy to trade strengths with.
I've been PTing in the low 170s, with 0 to -2 on LR pretty consistently, but a lot of variance on RC. If you're strong in RC but want help with LR, l would love to study together :). I love teaching (have some teaching experience) and it's honestly how I learn best too, so this would help both of us.
Based in Vancouver (Pacific time), but happy to do this online with anyone in any time zone.
Let's get 175+ together!
@RyanAlexander@TrueNorthHoya Seems like the discord is inactive now so I just created a new one: https://discord.gg/6SZjE6GJ. Also in Vancouver :)
@KirinTor Seems like the discord is inactive now so I just created a new one: https://discord.gg/6SZjE6GJ. Also in Vancouver :)
@DannistyP20255 Hey, unfortunately, all the sessions are now full :(. I may host more in the future!