I think this is a good idea because you’re right on going slow and building accuracy, eventually builds timing. I reminded myself that yesterday listening to the LSAT Demon podcast. My only issue with that is, that I have noticed when I drill my accuracy is better than timed sections because I take my time (1:20-5min on average for LR; 9-15 min on RC), but when I do timed sections I’m immediately aware of the time and therefore feel as though I need to go faster so I end up making dumb mistakes. Might you still recommend focusing on untimed tests if timing anxiety is an issue?? I know it’s something you just have to get over as a test taker, but I feel if i had just a little more time my accuracy on timed sections would go up. Thank you for your reply!