Velocity Study Group - October 5th Forum

[tuffyjohnson]

I've decided to do the Velocity full course for October. Is anyone interested in forming a study group? I am open to starting times; maybe something along the lines of 13-15 weeks before test day.

[sublime]

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[tuffyjohnson]

Welcome. I'm not asking for much other than the people who plan to do Velocity for October to chime in once in a while. Not going to show up at your house

[sublime]

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[tuffyjohnson]

I am actually trying to decide today between LG and full course.

[sublime]

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[Balthy]

I'll hang out too! Finished the LG portion a while back. I've looked into LR and RC and my first impression is that LR is solid while RC might not be that great. A friend who used Velocity says the RC section really helped him, though, so I'll definitely try it.

[nmillette]

Quick question--> Is there a Velocity LG games book that I can buy from like Amazon or do I have to register for the course to get the book?

I already read Powerscore LG and Manhattan LG but I heard Velocity is good so I want to try it but I am not willing to pay 325 for the course.

[Gamine]

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[tuffyjohnson]

Quick question--> Is there a Velocity LG games book that I can buy from like Amazon or do I have to register for the course to get the book?

I already read Powerscore LG and Manhattan LG but I heard Velocity is good so I want to try it but I am not willing to pay 325 for the course.

I don't see that you can buy the book on Amazon or anything like that. I think the only way is through the course. Maybe you could get the material second hand???

[jk148706]

Not really interested in a study group, but would be more than happy to kick it in this thread with you. I am starting the LG only course today/tomorrow.

I'm very interested in this, but can't seem to locate it online... U have a link?

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[nmillette]

Quick question--> Is there a Velocity LG games book that I can buy from like Amazon or do I have to register for the course to get the book?

I already read Powerscore LG and Manhattan LG but I heard Velocity is good so I want to try it but I am not willing to pay 325 for the course.

I don't see that you can buy the book on Amazon or anything like that. I think the only way is through the course. Maybe you could get the material second hand???

Hi, thank you for the response, hopefully I would be able to get one second hand from someone.

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[Balthy]

If you guys ever want to review Dave's video for the specific RC passage you are drilling/PTing, you can consult this list:

PASSAGE-------PG #

LSAC SAMPLE Qs--80

JUN 07 (9-14)----84

PT 32 (1-7)------34
PT 32 (8-13)-----30
PT 32 (14-19)----36
PT 32 (20-27)----18

PT 34 (1-6)------46*
PT 34 (13-18)----28
PT 34 (19-26)----22

PT 36 (7-14)-----24
PT 36 (15-20)----40
PT 36 (21-26)----42

PT 37 (22-26)---170

PT 38 (9-14)-----64

PT 40 (1-5)------90^
PT 40 (6-12)-----66
PT 40 (20-27)----58^

PT 42 (1-7)------60^
PT 42 (8-15)-----68
PT 42 (16-20)----70
PT 42 (21-26)----62

PT 44 (8-14)-----72
PT 44 (21-27)----98

PT 45 (1-6)------74

PT 46 (22-27)---120

PT 48 (1-5)------14
PT 48 (20-27)---124

PT 50 (22-28)---126

PT 53 (1-6)-----128
PT 53 (7-14)-----92
PT 53 (15-19)----86
PT 53 (20-27)---130


*ONLY ANSWER CENTRAL
^BOTH BOOK/VIDEO LIBRARY AND ANSWER CENTRAL

[Clearly]

Former velocity student, had success with the methods and know them pretty intimately, so feel free to ask any questions.

[tuffyjohnson]

Starting VELOCITY today! 14 weeks until OCT 5th. Here we go.

[tuffyjohnson]

I'm very early with this, but let me say, um, I really like Dave's approach to games. Have to say it is a better approach than I learned in Powerscore/7 sage/Blueprint. Maybe it's just the way I think, but I'd rather "plug and chug" and attack than sit an wait for magical moments. Also, the order of attacking questions as well as recording full possibilities are methods I did not learn previously.

[Balthy]

I'm very early with this, but let me say, um, I really like Dave's approach to games. Have to say it is a better approach than I learned in Powerscore/7 sage/Blueprint. Maybe it's just the way I think, but I'd rather "plug and chug" and attack than sit an wait for magical moments. Also, the order of attacking questions as well as recording full possibilities are methods I did not learn previously.

Order of attack is golden (and obvious once you do it) but I would recommend staying open to 7sage-type inferences. They save tons of time. Why not combine the best of Velocity with the best of 7sage, ya know?

[TheWalrus]

I'm thinking of buying this. Anyone have any testimonials?

[tuffyjohnson]

To early for me to give a testimonial but use the search function. Lots of praise going on these boards.

[tuffyjohnson]

Anyone else spending their 4th of July with Dave Hall? I am! Just finished his whole series on conditional logic. It was good but I still like how Shinners/Blueprint handles unless/without/except --> replace with [if not].