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Youtube is a great resource–especially when it comes to the LSAT<\/a>! Written explanations are helpful. But, for visual and auditory learners, videos are better! So out of all the explanations and video tips on Youtube, where should you start? Take a look at some of the best LSAT videos on Youtube.<\/p>\n

7Sage Logic Game Explanations<\/h2>\n

J.Y. Ping of 7Sage has uploaded explanations for every single logic game ever<\/a> published by the LSAC<\/a>! This is definitely super useful if you’re stuck on an older or newer published test and can’t find explanations anywhere else. His explanations are clear and often hilarious.<\/p>\n

The LSAT Trainer’s Introduction to Logic Games<\/h2>\n

If you’re completely new to setting up logic games, this is a great video to start.<\/a> Mike Kim begins the video by introducing himself, then offers his advice on different types of games. He also shows different game techniques through a hand-drawn lesson.<\/p>\n

Why Taking the LSAT Can be Harder for “Smarter” People (and How to Solve the Problem)<\/h2>\n

Kyle Pasewark uploaded a very interesting take<\/a> on why intelligent students might experience trouble on high-pressure tests like the LSAT. He explains that smart students use harder techniques to reach answers, but are affected by nerves. Take a look to get a different perspective and learn some interesting approaches to the LSAT!<\/p>\n

LSAT Logical Reasoning Speed Tips<\/h2>\n

Graeme Blake of LSAT Hacks uploaded a video of his tips for performing faster on logical reasoning<\/a>. He discusses important tips like:<\/p>\n