Putting practice routine

[Asics10]

Due to a hand injury I have been blessed/cursed (can't actually golf) with a couple free hours a day to work on my putting. 

Is there something that I am missing here that I should also be working on? 

My normally practice routine is 5ft on the caulk line. And 6yard, 12yard, 18yard putts for speed. I also check my Aimpoint slope % with the digital level every few days. 

 

 

 

[SNIPERBBB]

Id  add some pressure drills into it.  By pressure drills, o mean drills that make you have to perform say 12 balls holed from X feet before you can move on or other similar drills 

[Patnachts]

My general putting practice goes a bit like this:

1.) Gate drill from within 5 feet, I want to see the ball starting on line. I check this every session and before each round.

2.) Distance Ladder Drill

3.) Aimpoint Slope %, use the aimpoint and try to make putts that are firm and inside the mark and soft outside the line. Just get an idea of how different speeds break

4.) Visualization Drill. Go about 10-15 feet from the hole, do my aimpoint, mark a start line gate, place a ball marker at where I want the ball to enter into the hole. Really great drill for visualizing the whole length of the putt.

5.) Play various games to simulate pressure like @SNIPERBBB stated above