Imperatrix
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Thank you ;D I was getting worried because I just started finger tricks a few days ago (because up until now, I've been using my wrist for everything) My times are bad at the moment but I think I'll improve within time. ^^;
Both.
Both.
IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.
Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'
Thumb for U/U'? Use Both index fingers.Both.
IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.
Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'
Yeah, for and U/U' I use my thumb and L/L' I'll be lucky if I get a half turn. I finally learned full PLL but I'm trying to train my fingers to recognize G-perms at the moment @@;;
Thumb for U/U'? Use Both index fingers.Both.
IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.
Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'
Yeah, for and U/U' I use my thumb and L/L' I'll be lucky if I get a half turn. I finally learned full PLL but I'm trying to train my fingers to recognize G-perms at the moment @@;;
I suggest not using G-perms until later. Instead, practice F2L and Look-ahead. I am ~25 s Avg and I only know 15/21 PLL's.
G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo
G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo
lolwut
G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo
lolwut
They're all so similar once you know one, you basically know them all.
Both.
IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.
Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'
Thumb for U/U'? Use Both index fingers.Both.
IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.
Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'
Yeah, for and U/U' I use my thumb and L/L' I'll be lucky if I get a half turn. I finally learned full PLL but I'm trying to train my fingers to recognize G-perms at the moment @@;;
I suggest not using G-perms until later. Instead, practice F2L and Look-ahead. I am ~25 s Avg and I only know 15/21 PLL's.
G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo, & not that hard to recognize with a system.
Ugh... I asked a question a couple pages ago, but it hasn't been answered -.-
I'll ask again
Does the f-II wear out like the F-I does?
Ugh... I asked a question a couple pages ago, but it hasn't been answered -.-
I'll ask again
Does the f-II wear out like the F-I does?
As far as I know, no.
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