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When I learned Old Pochmann corners, I memoed in pairs. Essentially, each set of two targets was a 3-cycle. If the two targets happen to be an easy commutator, I use a commutator instead. That is now "intuitive" for me. I think that the whole point of learning the full exhaustive list of comms...

With a visual memory method like tapping, wouldn't recall be faster and easier?

Do you use the same one for each case all the time? Or do you change it depending on which one you feel like using?

I do edges first. If there's parity, I do M2, shoot to UL, M2.

For corner permutation, we can have the cycle repeated over and over again (cycle) ie corner (135) would be C-E-G-C-E-G (or do-mi-so-do-mi-so) In my head, I'm hearing this really quickly over and over again, about two times per second. Not easy to forget.

Entirely commutators!