EG-1

[Discomantis]

So I recently finished CLL and I was going to learn EG-1 but I don't know which set to start with. I also don't know if I should start making the most efficient face every solve now.

Should I start solving faces, or should I stick to solving layers for now, and in which order should I learn the cases? (I want to learn the cases set by set, such as U, H, T, etc)

 

[SpeakCuba]

So I recently finished CLL and I was going to learn EG-1 but I don't know which set to start with. I also don't know if I should start making the most efficient face every solve now.

Should I start solving faces, or should I stick to solving layers for now, and in which order should I learn the cases? (I want to learn the cases set by set, such as U, H, T, etc)

I just finished CLL as well, although I have to relearn 5/7 T cases because I didn't grind them enough from the start, but that's beside the point. I would say to master CLL first, and only then learn EG-1. If you've already mastered CLL though, I would say to learn EG-1 in the same order you did for CLL.

 

[Discomantis]

I just finished CLL as well, although I have to relearn 5/7 T cases because I didn't grind them enough from the start, but that's beside the point. I would say to master CLL first, and only then learn EG-1. If you've already mastered CLL though, I would say to learn EG-1 in the same order you did for CLL.

Is it possible to learn the entire algset without doing any solves? I often get distracted while doing solves.

 

[SkewbIsTheBestEvent]

Is it possible to learn the entire algset without doing any solves? I often get distracted while doing solves.

After each subset you should practice but definitely do not try to get distracted