If I were in your position I would push back to september. The best advice I ever got was dont write until youre entirely ready, no harm comes by waiting a few months. One month out you should be cruising comfortably through PT's- not trying to catch up on fundamentals. The LSAT is almost impossible to crunch for. Anywho when you do the sections

from here on out- do them all timed and fill in the bubble sheet- thats half the battle

when I started studying I averaged -7 wrong on RC. The most beneficial aproach I came across was to read the first paragraph, then the first sentence of each following paragraph- after which you return to the beginning of the second paragraph. Without changing anything else, that immediately improved my average to 3 wrong per RC section. It helped me anticipate the coming arguments and simplify the structure of the passage- give it a try and see if it works