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What I do is add, say, N block stations, divided roughly evenly around the track as I understand that gives the best results.
Then I configure the coaster to have N-1 trains. You can't have N trains coz it'll get stuck, and it won't let you do N+1. With one train per block section, the coaster will get stuck and stay that way, so configure at least 1 less train than block sections.
Open the ride -- boom, every block section, except one, has a train on it.