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How to take the LSAT with extended time
I have a pretty severe case of ADHD and I will be taking the LSAT this coming June (as long as COVID-19 doesn't destroy the world!) My accommodations consist of double time and 10 minute breaks after sections 1,2,4. I just took my first practice test and I most definitely need the accommodations or else I would only finish ~10 questions per section BUT with my accommodations the exam is over 5 hours long and extremely mentally draining. Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can build my endurance so I can do my best. I'm thinking of doing push-ups during my breaks because supposedly that helps?
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That kind of advice only superficially helps
Exercise train your mind eat well maintain a healthy diet! I heard yoga/meditation helps a lot as well.
And of course, just keep taking PTs with double time to get used to it
I just started meditating again hopefully I will see the benefits by June.