Your Problem is NOT the Timer

Your blind review scores are higher than your timed scores. Sound familiar? In this episode, Bailey and Henry talk through one of the most common LSAT struggles: timer anxiety. Henry makes the case that time problems at the end of a section usually trace back to the beginning, and that moving quickly through the first 10 questions can free up enough time to stop thinking about the clock altogether. Bailey shares a simple trick for mentally resetting during timed practice and walks through how to train toward the 10-in-10 and 15-in-15 benchmarks. If your PT scores aren't reflecting what you're capable of, this episode is worth a listen.