Interested.

For me, the Manhattan LR book was a great supplement to 7Sage. I (briefly) tried the LSAT Trainer, but it didn't click the same way that the Manhattan book did.

I lucked out and got the LSAT Trainer from my local library, so it was easy to return when I decided it wasn't for me.

I'd check both, if you can! See what makes more sense to you.

I've been working on the same general issue while drilling LG this past week, and I feel the struggle! Under timed conditions, it is so easy to let anxiety about time get to you, and force you into dropping your habits and rushing ahead. While this makes sense to our base instincts, it doesn't help on the LSAT!

I've had some luck doing some drills everyday where I consciously DO NOT look at how long it takes, and simply focus on methodology and process.

When I do start timed sections, I keep reminding myself of the following, even chanting it if necessary before I start to get myself to slow down and relax:

Slow down.

Be methodical.

Go back to your rules.

This has seemed to help reduce my instincts to fight through it, and instead allowed me to WORK through it.

I'd be happy to swap with you! I just finished my PS and would love to have someone review it. Happy to review your DS! Feel free to send it to me if you'd like and I'll reply with mine.