Getting good lookahead like that, IMO, is the hardest step to learn, and would require the most time. That's the part where most people get stuck.
Also, even with bad/zero lookahead, you can still easily get sub-28 times.
So I suggest you improve other problem areas first, as they are much easier and could easily be done even with only 1 hour a day of practice.
I had nearly no lookahead when I was sub-28, but I had managed to fine tune the following, which I suggest you do first:
- sub-2.5 blindfolded cross
- sub-3 for all PLLs (and sub-2 for all MUs)
- ~5 tps for LL (OLL and PLL)
If you can also manage your 2.5 tps metronome F2L solve, that's already almost enough for a sub-20.
After all, who am I to tell you that it's impossible or if you can do it?
Also, even with bad/zero lookahead, you can still easily get sub-28 times.
So I suggest you improve other problem areas first, as they are much easier and could easily be done even with only 1 hour a day of practice.
I had nearly no lookahead when I was sub-28, but I had managed to fine tune the following, which I suggest you do first:
- sub-2.5 blindfolded cross
- sub-3 for all PLLs (and sub-2 for all MUs)
- ~5 tps for LL (OLL and PLL)
If you can also manage your 2.5 tps metronome F2L solve, that's already almost enough for a sub-20.
After all, who am I to tell you that it's impossible or if you can do it?