tseitsei
Member
But that's why I said roughly. I'm wondering if I'm doing "roughly" enough.
Obviously I need some sort of guideline, otherwise I could be doing 1 solve a week and thinking that was enough.
I know it differs from person to person, but how much were you practising when you sub-1 average?
I got to sub-1 in about a year from my first BLD solve and I can't really tell an average amount of solves/day or week I did during that time because it varied so much depending on the time...(work vs holidays, interest in cubing vs interest in other stuff)
But I think more important is how you practise:
Ollie's tips are very good in that. I personally try to get my memo sub-15 consistently now using the tip number 2. Also learn commutators at least for corners and some advanced M2 for edges.
Then try to do at least a few solves every day. I have noticed that at least for me doing a few solves everyday is better than doing a big session once or twice a week.
Also don't be satisfied with your current times Try to push your memo to be faster and try to turn faster and think ahead. This will probably lower your accuracy at first but you WILL get faster this way and you will also get used to it and get better accuracy again after a while...