Race to Full ZB/ZBLL

Hyped to see others learning.

I quit like three times because of school, kids, and work but I am back on and going full force. I also was genning algs for every case, learning OH alt algs, AUF and Y2 recognition while learning which made it slow.
I am only genning algs and learning ZBLL till done. Then I will get on the others.
I'll post my progress in here as well.

Done 2GLL and I know my COLLs plus the odd easy ones so my numbers look odd but I am at:

H: 40/40
Pi: 72/72
AS: 72/72
S: 31/72
T: 22/72
U: 33/72
L: 21/72
Total: 312/493

Just drilling algs till the second week of April and then moving on to Sune
 
Oh right this thread exists. I quit at like 200 since I lost motivation/time, plan on finish up ZBLL this summer though, and then start pondering with ZBLS. I currently know pretty much full U and T, and a lot of misc cases (mostly Pi and L though).
 
It's about a year since I decided to actually learn ZBLL, but I keep getting distracted. Anyway, I might as well post my progress here for the record. I will finish one day. I think I just need a structured plan instead of just learning random cases like I have been.

PLL: 21/21
U: 24/72
T: 23/72
H: 12/40
L: 12/72
Pi: 10/72
S: 4/72
AS: 4/72

Total: 110/493 (22.3%)
Or if I exclude sune and antisune cases, 102/349 (29.2%)
 
Who can learn all ZB/ZBLL algorithms the fastest?

Rules:

First choose if you want to compete in the race to ZB or to ZBLL.
Post your progress regularly.
Don't lie.

List of competitors for ZB:

Maarten Smit

List of competitors for ZBLL:

Brian Yu

My progress:

ZBF2L: 21/306
ZBLL: 0/494

Next that will be learned: I will finish VHF2L and then use it in my practise solving, when I have mastered VHF2L I will start with the no corner permutation version of the T-orientation. Then I will do the Basic ZBF2L.
Can you tell me the name of the website where you got zbf2l algs?
 
Might as well post my progress here.
I've been skipping around throughout T, U and Pi, which I find the easiest to learn.
Full COLL, including sune/antisune.

ZBLL: 170/494 ~33%

Right Swap - 2/12
Back Swap - 12/12
Left Swap - 2/12
Front Swap - 12/12
Diag Swap - 12/12
No Swap - 12/12
Right Swap - 5/12
Back Swap - 4/12
Left Swap - 5/12
Front Swap - 3/12
Diag Swap - 12/12
No Swap - 12/12
Right Swap - 1/12
Back Swap - 1/12
Left Swap - 1/12
Front Swap - 1/12
Diag Swap - 2/12
No Swap - 2/12
Right Swap - 1/12
Back Swap - 1/12
Left Swap - 1/12
Front Swap - 1/12
Diag Swap - 1/12
No Swap - 2/12
Right Swap - 1/12
Back Swap - 1/12
Left Swap - 1/12
Front Swap - 1/12
Diag Swap - 1/12
No Swap - 2/12
Right Swap - 1/12
Front Swap - 1/12
Diag Swap - 1/8
No Swap - 2/8
Right Swap - 1/12
Back Swap - 1/12
Left Swap - 1/12
Front Swap - 1/12
Diag Swap - 12/12
No Swap - 12/12
Right Swap - 12/12
Diag Swap - 5/5
No Swap - 5/5

I posted it in the goals thread too, but I hope to finish U, T, L, Pi, and maybe H depending on how I find the recognition, before the end of this year, and then S/AS and H (if I didn't start it), by april 1st.
 
It's about a year since I decided to actually learn ZBLL, but I keep getting distracted. Anyway, I might as well post my progress here for the record. I will finish one day. I think I just need a structured plan instead of just learning random cases like I have been.

PLL: 21/21
U: 24/72
T: 23/72
H: 12/40
L: 12/72
Pi: 10/72
S: 4/72
AS: 4/72

Total: 110/493 (22.3%)
Or if I exclude sune and antisune cases, 102/349 (29.2%)
I'm walking this race at a pretty slow pace but I'm definitely still moving forward, so that's something.

Progress toward full ZBLL: 192 / 493 (38.95%)
Excluding Sune and Anti-Sune: 184 / 349 (52.72%)

PLL: 21/21 (100%)
U: 28/72 (39%)
T: 72/72 (100%)
H: 18/40 (45%)
L: 35/72 (49%)
Pi: 9/72 (13%)
S: 4/72 (6%)
AS: 4/72 (6%)

I stopped learning random cases and focused on finishing the T set. It's boosted my confidence massively. I'm going to work on U and L next, focusing in particular on the sets that are inverses of sets I already know.
 
We should revive this thread :)

I currently know 96 ZBLLs, which include all of Pi and 1/3 of L. In ten days, I want to have finished L. Then, I'll force myself to take at least a week or two off to practice, and then I'll start a 3rd set!
 
We should revive this thread :)

I currently know 96 ZBLLs, which include all of Pi and 1/3 of L. In ten days, I want to have finished L. Then, I'll force myself to take at least a week or two off to practice, and then I'll start a 3rd set!
Ahhh I’ll race you, although you started earlier, so.., I‘ll start with T probably.
I’ll race both of you.
 
Oh gosh I've barely improved over the course of 2.5 years. iirc I did pretty well through 2017 but I know that I haven't been learning anything recently.

I haven't counted in a while but I'm somewhere around 300/494.
Let's see if I can finish by summer. I'll start finishing up my pi set again right now; I just have 3/4 of a set I learned but forgot and that set's mirror/inverse.

E: I found the algs I used because I lost my slip of paper with them. I have that and I still remember around half. Hopefully I can get them, at least weakly, in my brain over the weekend.

Then I'll finish the mirror set and start working on U/L. I literally have to learn 1 set, mirror, inverse, and mirror and inverse that set along with the inverses of other two mirror sets it to finish up both. Because I know pi, I can just learn the inverses for H. I think recognition is going to be the hardest part.
Then s/as
boom easy

E2: also I know that mirrors/inverses are generally a terrible way to go about it but I'm super lazy and this is better than coll/epll
its all about the bragging rights
 
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