POCHMAN METHOD- corners

lavi

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hi people,
i asked about the memorize of the egdes and the most told me to use letters,
now i need to know what is the ways to remember the corners and what is your way

thank you all:D
 
I'm learning Pochmann, I simply wrote a list of words that relates to each colour pair such as

BW - Bow
WB - Web
etc.

Then form a story from the necessary words. Also applies to corners in the exact same way, just read the colours clockwise (or in a consistent direction), such that WB unambiguously refers to WBR corner (on standard colour scheme), for example.
 
I'm learning Pochmann, I simply wrote a list of words that relates to each colour pair such as

BW - Bow
WB - Web
etc.

Then form a story from the necessary words. Also applies to corners in the exact same way, just read the colours clockwise (or in a consistent direction), such that WB unambiguously refers to WBR corner (on standard colour scheme), for example.

I don't recommend this. I used to use this but it was very slow. I think labeling each sticker with its own letter and not directly thinking about colours is a much better idea, especially for corners.
 
I'm learning Pochmann, I simply wrote a list of words that relates to each colour pair such as

BW - Bow
WB - Web
etc.

Then form a story from the necessary words. Also applies to corners in the exact same way, just read the colours clockwise (or in a consistent direction), such that WB unambiguously refers to WBR corner (on standard colour scheme), for example.

I don't recommend this. I used to use this but it was very slow. I think labeling each sticker with its own letter and not directly thinking about colours is a much better idea, especially for corners.

Hm ok, maybe I'll think about using a different method, but this does me fine for now as I'm not going for speed at the moment. Assigning letters to each sticker seems like another layer of abstraction/thing to memorise/thing to incorrectly memorise to me...
 
I'm learning Pochmann, I simply wrote a list of words that relates to each colour pair such as

BW - Bow
WB - Web
etc.

Then form a story from the necessary words. Also applies to corners in the exact same way, just read the colours clockwise (or in a consistent direction), such that WB unambiguously refers to WBR corner (on standard colour scheme), for example.

I don't recommend this. I used to use this but it was very slow. I think labeling each sticker with its own letter and not directly thinking about colours is a much better idea, especially for corners.

Hm ok, maybe I'll think about using a different method, but this does me fine for now as I'm not going for speed at the moment. Assigning letters to each sticker seems like another layer of abstraction/thing to memorise/thing to incorrectly memorise to me...

Then that's perfectly fine.
 
I know its not helpful but SERIOUSLY just use something you have made up. I use numbers and ht keys "back - front - down" and letters for my corners. The system i use is not like others and my "a," "d," or "q" are not the same stickers as other peoples systems.

I know its kinda vague...but make your own system and you will learn so much faster.
 
I use visual memo for corners at the moment. Orientation and permutation of eight pieces isn't too much with a little practice.
 
do you think that give latter from my langue will be more effevtive for me?
 
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