Lsat Kung Fu

In which Dave Hall of Velocity LSAT considers the nature of God. Or something?

In which Dave Hall and Melissa Miller discuss Hepatitis A and logic.

In which Dave Hall and Melissa Miller fight the patriarchy and bring the logic for the people.

In which Dave Hall is joined by Melissa Miller to put the fun in fundamental LSAT skills, using PrepTest 29, LR One, Questions 1-4. Commence extreme enjoyment!

In which Dave Hall helps you think through whether or not you should cancel your LSAT score.

In which Dave Hall gets you pumped for your September LSAT.

In which Dave Hall tells you how to get it together, get ready for the day, and get pumped for your test. Enjoy!

In which Dave Hall helps you avoid being That Guy, while looking at a question from LSAT PrepTest 71.

In which Dave Hall  uses the interweb to find funny ha-has and also talk about Logical Reasoning and LSAT PrepTest 71.

In which Dave Hall defines "consistency", talks about the LSAT, and ponders glue-sniffers and women's underwear.

In which Dave Hall offers, well, 6 ways to make a terrible law school résumé (if that's what you're into).

In which Dave Hall shies away from thinking about Mildred's sexual prowess, but does not shy from the awesome utility of syllogisms for Logical Reasoning.

In which Dave Hall finds his mind blown by half-bear-suits and causal flaws.

In which Dave Hall reveals his Wee Willie (baseball card. What?) and talks about the LSAT. 

In which Dave Hall pledges not to pants your grandpa (and talks about the LSAT some, too).

In which Dave Hall talks about the LSAT, and October 5th (BUT NOT LIKE YOU THINK). Is it awesome? Well, we think it is.

In which Dave Hall talks about the LSAT and dispatches--with verve and elan--the Causal Flaw.

In which Dave Hall talks about the LSAT and uses a question from PrepTest 69 to discuss the Bait + Switch and our awesome method for dealing with Weaken questions.

In which Dave Hall identifies a False Choice flaw in the wild, and makes an ALDY nom out of it.

In which Dave Hall karate-chops a student in the head. A quick rundown of Saturday’s LSAT, as brought to you by our students, and then a conversation with a student from a couple of years ago regarding distribution of answer choices as one approaches the end of a section on the LSAT.