If your nightmare scenario is two LSAT reading comp sections back-to-back, prepare for that by doing that. Make that your next practice exam. If it's three LSAT logical reasoning sections back to back, then do that.
In the final week, you could do a final timed LSAT three days prior, then review it the following day and then take off the final day before the LSAT.
This is NOT the time to do three full length exams back to back on consecutive days. This is not the time to come up with a whole new course of action. This is not the time to try out anything completely new. We're already in the final week at this point, so any radical changes that you would think to make, you should've made them already and tested them out already because at this point you've really only got time for one more practice test.
If the exam is three days away, you've got one more practice test, then doing absolutely nothing the day before. The only thing you should do the day before is relax. Minimize time on the internet. Minimize time on message boards and forums.
Even LSAT Blog and the LSAT Unplugged YouTube channel, don't spend much time on there. Or read only about preparing for test day specifically. Take it easy because at this point, either really you know it or you don't. Review your weak areas, yes, but that's pretty much it.
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