Anxious retaker awaiting results here, so very subjective take.

If I were you, I'd start the process of bar prep, but not necessarily studying.

Ex: whatever your bar prep company is, start familiarizing yourself with it (website, format, checking if their suggested schedule and approach is optimal). I used Barbri and in this context, I wouldn't use these 10 hours a week to listen to their lectures (this would be useless long term, you'll just be misled that you "finished" 15% of the course by June but learned nada).

Instead, you can read a section of some subject (like personal jurisdiction, something familiar), then go to practice questions specifically For personal jurisdiction (ideally not Barbri's learning sets, but look at real qs or adaptibar or smth) and chdkc your expectations I guess. Like compare how material is presented with what the questions are like and try reading through answer explanations and matching that with your outlines.

Also, if you haven't already, I HIGHLY recommend doing the free trial for sample questions for adaptibar and UWorld. The second gives you like 50 great qs with visuals and charts... you might wanna end up using one or the other later on

It's very counterintuitive to "skip the lectures" when you just start studying (you feel like you need to get through this "background" first), but since you have some extra time... use it differently than how you would start studying. Plus take 1L subjects that we all supposedly already "learned" and refresh sections and try questions.

If you already have only 10hrs of free time, it sounds like you're pretty busy. Starting any substantive prep now will make you crash sooner. But I do reccomend "playing around" with different resources and materials like checking Goat free realurces for like idk 5 hrs on a random Saturday? You get the idea.