EricSanches
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OLL 28 Trick
Hey everyone, I have a tip for those still learning the OLL's and already know at least the PLLs. The trick is for OLL 28, which is an algorithm that although not the fastest, is the most efficient way to learn initially. r U R’ U’ r’ F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F'(not found in speedsolving oll’s page)
You can see, it’s very similar to the T permutation of PLL’s, and can be solved with great fluency which accelerates the learning of Fridrich.
PS: I recommend this for those who've learned the PLLs at least.
Hey everyone, I have a tip for those still learning the OLL's and already know at least the PLLs. The trick is for OLL 28, which is an algorithm that although not the fastest, is the most efficient way to learn initially. r U R’ U’ r’ F R2 U' R' U' R U R' F'(not found in speedsolving oll’s page)
You can see, it’s very similar to the T permutation of PLL’s, and can be solved with great fluency which accelerates the learning of Fridrich.
PS: I recommend this for those who've learned the PLLs at least.