Hey Oliver, I have been in the same situation as you and it is pretty tough. I honestly had to take time off to really study and make a difference, otherwise you need to try and do an hour a night (or more if you can) and 2-3 over weekends. If you are single I would try and do more than one hour every night, but it can be tough if you are married.

Honestly, your best bet is to take your time and read for comprehension as much as possible. Everyone I know that scored a 172 or higher took 3.5-4 minutes to read the passage making sure that they understood everything. As you read, make sure you understand each sentence and make a mental translation as you are going. The only thing you have to worry about this method is time, but when I did this I typically got -3 to -4 on the RC section as opposed to when I read it quicker I got -9 to -11 on each RC section. I think I had a good day when I took the June LSAT and scored a 177, but reading for comprehension is 110% the way to go.

Best of luck!

I would look through a lot of the old games and look for misc and then search by difficulty. They are weird but they are really helpful as well.