I really don't know what your times are going to be, but I wouldn't bother learning EJF2L until your at least sub 20. It cuts of just a fraction of a second really, but once your sub 20, every bit counts. I'll give you some advice or answer questions if you please my contact stuff is over there<<<<<I've got my youtube, preferably instant messaging, skype, stuff like that.
I would say the 1 inbetween step could be to learn 1 step PLL. This is required for MGLS, since it orients corners, so it would be a good transition... Perhaps for convenience, the solver could learn OLL + CPLL + EPLL for the first step.
Okay, I have added many links and added the full PLL step, do you think we should add a step in between the 1st two for 2 look PLL? (seeing as with petrus some steps may be repeated)
Well it really depends what direction they want to go with it... You don't have to do EJ you could do COLL or some type of ZZ or ZB. Or just OLL + PLL...
But getting a 2LLL with the 7 OLL's and the PLL's probably isn't a bad idea regardless of what direction you take.
Yea, we can have it split at a certain point, but for now im jsut adding all i can at first, in fact once i add 2-look link, add anythnig you feel should be added
These how-tos seem to be aimed at those who don't know what they want. And there are surprisingly many of them, topic titles like "What should I learn next?" aren't uncommon.
I don't really remember what I learned when or what reduced my times and by how much. In fewest moves solving, practising with optimal solvers has helped the most.