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where can i find a page explaning proper sq1 notation? also what method do advanced sq1'ers use?

There is no pro method

All the methods do the same steps

the pros just know alot more algs for each step to stop repetition


the only thing i could suggest as a pro method
is doing the back to square part intuitively instead of algs

http://www.jaapsch.net/puzzles/square1.htm

example: method two of the square part.

its what i learned and i can do the square in about 10 seconds

as for notation

look up thrawst video on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqJanNiNLTQ
 
Generally when do you recommend to learn full PLL ? I am learning it and done with 11 of them , and i can feel that my avg has gone way down and i think with 2OLL and full PLL i can get sub30 or not?
 
Generally when do you recommend to learn full PLL ? I am learning it and done with 11 of them , and i can feel that my avg has gone way down and i think with 2OLL and full PLL i can get sub30 or not?

With full PLL and 2LOLL i got a 24.99 average of 100 so sub 30 is definitely achievable. Also finish PLL as soon as you can
 
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