My Cubing Journey

Ladies and Gentlemen, today is an important day in my ZZ carrier. I just got my first LL skip. At LS, I did R U2 R' to skip OLL and then for a PLL skip; call it an unpure LL skip all you want, it counts. It was in OH, got a 12.34, less than 2 seconds off of my 3x3 PB and beating my previous OH PB by 2 seconds. Did a weird EOCross but it preserved a pair. Second pair was bad, last two were average. Then an LL skip :D

U2 F2 L2 B R2 F' U2 F R2 F' L2 D' F2 R B F L2 D' R U F2
Wow that's a coincidence! one of my older OH Pbs was also a LL skip and also a mid 12.

Interesting... why aren't you color neutral? it is very easy unlike 4 and 6.
 
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Average: Take your times and average them out
Global Average: What you consistently average.

If I average 19 seconds but still get 20s commonly then I'm not globally sub-20, even though I average 19
Really? I thought it was just what you would get on an average solve (J Perm's definition).
 
Don't do EOCross for OH, do EOLine and block building. Also, like 4 seconds for EOLine? I dunno really.
Yeah, you should do ZZ with EOLine and a z rotation.
1. EOLine
2. RB
3. z
4. RB
5. LL
 
I've switched to M2 for BLD, I've found myself really enjoying BLD over the past couple days. Just did my first full attempt with M2/OP and halfway through memo I did the wrong special case but didn't realize until like 2 pairs later. It was really slow anyway, my memo didn't go that great(not because I switched, just because that happens lol). Will probably do a couple more attempts later
 
Should you learn COLL to ease you into recognition and make everything a bit easier?

I already know COLL recognition(whenever I start an alg set, I usually look through the cases and learn at least the basics of how to recognize them, which I did with CLL), and personally I'd just like to start on a ZBLL set and learn the best COLL algs along the way
 
I already know COLL recognition(whenever I start an alg set, I usually look through the cases and learn at least the basics of how to recognize them, which I did with CLL), and personally I'd just like to start on a ZBLL set and learn the best COLL algs along the way
I really think that you should learn the COLL's first. It will make it easier to learn to recognize the other cases later. There is no reason not to. Although I personally have not learned full ZBLL and I only know around half of COLL, so I would ask someone who has learned ZBLL their opinion.
 
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