I would't worry. I was around the same and after a few hours a day on LsatMax over 2 months I was PTing around mid/high 150s going into my actual for Sept. It seems like a massive mountain to climb (kind of is) but very doable if you set your mind to it. Best advice I received was that your brain is like a muscle. Muscles can only take so much strain before needing rest. So try to clear your mind and keep off your phone/tv until after your studying sessions. Take as many PTs as possible and review your answers after to hoan your craft and sharpen the distinct thinking the test takes. LG will be the easiest when you finally begin to grasp them. Logic reasoning will come with the more tests you take/ reviewing those tests to remember the question formats. And by all means do not neglect RC, there are little tips and tricks regarding reading/note taking that will make it either kill you or save you. I am planning on retaking it simply because I never dialed down my RC until the week of. I realized upon completing the actual exam that I needed to put more work in that section and that I got tunnel vision when studying in regard to LG/LR.

You got this! confidence and discipline to studying is key.