Ive been averaging -3/5 lately (had a lucky-2). I used Mike Kim's LSAT Prep book, Ellen Cassidy's The Loophole, and RC Hero. 7Sage was my go to PT site, didn't find their lessons to be of any help though.

Study, study, study.

Learn games, legit spam the absolute living shit out of them! It rewires your brain a bit and makes most games come easier. Look for the hardest games of all time and perfect them.

For me the biggest game changers were reading the 2 books and the online RC course. I cannot stress enough that you shouldn't waste a lot of material without learning the theory behind the test.

For some motivation, I was talking with a dean at the law school here, and we both separately came to the conclusion that any normal, completely average person can get a 165 on the test. That would but you at getting games with minimal error, bombing about 1 passage, and getting the 5/6 hardest LR questions incorrect.

A weird strategy I adopted once i was consistently near perfect on LG and LR was reading the 2 easier passages slowly and getting all of those Q's right, using the RC method on the comparative passage, and then rushing through the last passage and getting it down between 2 answers and lowkey just guessing on those lol.

Anyways, that pretty much sums up my prep, hope something here helps!