About the U' moves, I looked at the video again and now noticed that you do indexU', indexU', middleU' in the fast version. Funny how going slow can mess you up.
I don't really understand all the posts requesting jskyler to make a video with Ao12 between 10-11. It's as though you want him to prove he's really as fast as he says he is. Do people really go around doubting other people's PBs in their signature line? Yes, his official averages are a few seconds off PBs but some people just don't perform as well under that kind of pressure/stress or whatever.
I usually take everything I hear with a grain of salt. jskyler seems to have thought out and planned how he will improve. Most people don't even do that. I don't necessarily agree that his methods would suit everybody, but I'm sure some people do appreciate his effort and dedication to help others improve.
@jskyler: in A-perm, I currently use D D with left ring finger but thinking of using pinky finger. You use left ring, left pinky. I think it would make more sense for me (and some people) to do left pinky, left ring. Couple thoughts about that - for OH, sometimes you do R2 with the same fingers. I don't know if anyone would use ring then pinky. When people perform U2, it is index the middle. U layer means your hand is turned upwards (fingers are on an upward slant). The index finger is closer to the outside. For D2, your hand is turned slightly downwards so pinky is closer to the outside. Personally, I have a long ring finger and a short pinky. If I were to do ring then pinky, I would have to move my hand away from the cube slightly to push the BDL sticker (the way I do it now) with my ring but then my pinky can't reach the cube in that position. In the end, I think each person should decide which order is easier for themselves. All hands are made differently.
