Well I truly believe that people don't hit their "peaks" until after years of studying and training for the LSAT. I'd say since May I have taken well over 20 practice exams since I am targeting a 160 score on the October LSAT so I've been hitting it hard. My top 5 scores on practice exams are 160, 159, 159, 159 and 158. My score varies a lot though like this week I got 155 and it's something my tutor and I are looking into. My top Blind Review score is 168.

I am assuming you are maybe just starting your LSAT studies so I would recommend (if this is the case) to focus on each section first learning about the types of questions that appear and so on and then you can start to move into practice exams and blind reviews.

I agree with Lex. If you target LSAT score is 160 and you're currently at 151 and only have one month to move on it you're going to have to study around the clock and even then it's not guareented. As for Logic Games the best way to build on that (for me) was to buy the PowerScore book. After doing that book I became an expert on games. Practice them on the side doing old games, moving fast, mapping out your rules and trusting your inferences and your gut to move with precision and speed. As for the BR score, the best way is to take your time. I am guessing you may just be moving through the questions fast each time in the BR. Really read each question slowly especially in the LR sections and RC sections and take a lot of notes. Doing that will certainly raise your BR.