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by TexasENG » Wed Jan 06, 2016 2:59 pm
I don't know if this is the most effective method but I'm currently drilling 4 days a week on the following schedule, and more intensive on the weekends. (FWIW I work 4 12s and get Friday's off so my Mon-Thurs schedule is pretty limited). I try to do 2-3 hours a night so about an hour of drilling + an hour of PTing and then another hour of drilling if I'm up to it.
My schedule up to the test is below.
Day 1: LG + 2 Timed Sections from a PT (first two sections of a test)
Day 2: LR + 2 Timed Sections
Day 3: RC + 2 Timed Sections
Day 4: LR + 2 Timed Sections
Day 5: Timed PT + 1 hour of drilling per section
Day 6: Timed PT + 1 hour of drilling per section
Day 7: Timed PT + 1 hour of drilling per section
My drilling depends on the section but I generally try to do the following:
RC Drilling: 7-8 sections each drill session
1 Easy Section (Diff 1 or 2) + 1 Hard Section (Diff 3 or 4) from each of the categories
LR Drilling: 40 questions per drill session (about an hour)
5 + 3 + 2 + 1 x 4. Essentially I do four categories (Weaken, Strengthen etc..) per session and try to do roughly 5 Diff 1, 3 diff 2, 2 diff 3 and 1 diff 4
My section choices typically depend on where I feel weakest from my most recent PTs
LG Drilling: 7-8 games per drill session
4 + 2 + 2 x 4. I don't drill difficulty 1 games as I don't find them particularly useful, so I typically do 4 diff 2, 2 diff 3 and 2 diff 4.
TBH I have no idea if this is a good strategy but my PTS have been going up over the last couple of weeks.