Make the switch from 7sage to the Demon?

Obviously this is probably a biased thread for this, but has anyone made the switch from 7sage to the demon and enjoyed it? I just haven’t been in love with the way 7sage explains a lot of questions and answers choices, and I think the accuracy method may be beneficial. Just took the October LSAT and plan on taking January.

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u/gszmoney — 5 days ago
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Restructuring study with accommodations

As the title says, I am looking for any advice on anyone that has been studying for the lsat like they were not getting accommodations versus now having them. I realized while studying for the LSAT that I could not focus at all and actually got diagnosed with severe ADHD. My accommodations were approved today and now I have 53 minutes a section which is truly a God send because my processing was just not capable of handling the 35 minutes per section cap.

I have been scoring low 160s and I take the October LSAT. Does anyone have any advice on how to adjust easily? Should I just immediately start taking my tests at 53 minutes per section? I just want to make sure I am pacing myself correctly and using the extra allotted time to my best efforts. Any advice is appreciated.

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u/gszmoney — 2 months ago

cut or bulk?

for context: 24 years old, lifting consistently exactly 1 year, 6’2, 185 pounds. My split is a PPLx2.

I have the the DAMNDEST time with questioning whether I should cut or bulk and I switch what I’m doing constantly. I bulked for about 5 months when I was starting, then around February of this year I did a dexa scan when I weighed 200 and hated how high my body fat was so I cut down to 175 about 2 months ago. Down to 175 I still didn’t have abs so I decided to bulk again because I felt I needed to grow my abs. I posted these photos on weightlifting question page and some people recommended me to cut, so I figured I should ask here.

My main want/goal is the have an aesthetic physique and just look muscular! V taper was always the main goal but i genuinely just want people to see me and be like “hey, i can tell he works out!” I’m very insecure about how small my chest is and how weak my back and legs look so i figured i could bulk again and then go on an aggressive cut next year for summer, but should I go ahead and cut again now? I struggle to eat a lot, so cutting is NOT very difficult for me. But I just get confused because I want to be muscular but I know I could lose some fat too.

What do you guys think? Would a good solid cut be the smarter choice so I could build up from a lower body fat? Or do I not have enough muscle already to warrant a cut, basically if I did would I just look super skinny and weak? Any advice is appreciated just please be kind. Thank you.

u/gszmoney — 3 months ago

Advice on achieving V-Taper

Been lifting consistently right at a year now. Had 0 previous gym experience before this. I currently do a PPLx2 split, any recommendations on what to focus on? I feel like chest is a given, just curious to hear any advice or encouragement because I don’t have a lot of gym friends. Thanks in advance!

u/gszmoney — 3 months ago
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Hello all! I took my very first diagnostic test to see where I’m starting out blind. Ended up making a 151 which I’m happy about for my first try! I haven’t started studying at all yet so this was my first attempt at what the lsat looked like and what the questions where like. I did notice that I did really good starting off in the LR sections and then I would go on a horrible miss streak lol. I’m hoping to score in the 170s hopefully! I got the loophole and LR and my 7sage membership. I plan on taking a PT a week and do drills as well as read through the loophole. If anyone has any suggestions I would really appreciate it! I have a 4.0 and I’m current working full time so I really wanna make a 170+ to have a chance at T14!

u/gszmoney — 6 months ago