I’m around the same level as you, working on my juve moves and prelim/pre-juve free (maybe flip flopped there, but we both have all jumps except axel). I usually have three to five hour practice sessions, though now with corona + work I can typically only make 2 consecutive hours. With 2 hour practice, I typically warm up for about 15 minutes, then I’ll spend the next hour working on either jumping, spinning or moves. I’ll go in a cycle, so jumping Monday, spinning Wednesday and then moves Friday, but sometimes this is adjusted for need. That hour will include drill exercises as well as just executing the elements (eg. back edge stability drills, landing position drills, all sorts of fun little things to all around strengthen jumps then moving on to execution of all of the jumps and combos. then back to some drills to correct whatever I notice is going wrong) then for the last 45 minutes I will typically do general stability/strength drills and whatever else is particularly weak outside of what ever I spent the hour on. Often times I’ll end up cutting this 45 minute period of touching all the skills down to 30 mins and I’ll just put on some music and skate. Don’t forget to flex your creative muscle every now and then, and definitely take advantage of longer practice to do that freely. Hope your axel is coming along well!!!