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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.

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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

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

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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.

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.

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nmillette wrote: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???

sublime wrote: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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tuffyjohnson wrote:

nmillette wrote: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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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

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

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

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.

tuffyjohnson wrote: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?

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

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

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].