2x2 CLL learning resources comparison(youtube)

[Wish Lin]

It is quite hard for beginners in CLL to chose which tutorial and which algs to follow from my experience, so here is a comparison about the resources about CLL on youtube. These resources are ranked by views:

• J Perm (62K views)

Video:

Pros:

• Video lighting is great
• The recognition tutorial is clear
• Most of the algs consists of only R, U, L and F moves entirely
• Algorithms are easy to remember
• Fingertricks and fast execution included

Cons:

• Use a lot of mirrored algs, so may not be the fastest.
• Some of the algs are long and hard to execute.

• Cyotheking(Chris Olsen)(~32K views):

Video series:

Pros:

• Most of the algs are short and efficient
• The recognition tutorial is clear
• Algorithms are somewhat easy to remember
• Downloadable version on his website!

Cons:

• The lighting is not that great
• The tutorial are split up to multiple videos(may be a pros to some people)
• Some fingertricks might be hard to beginners

• Maciej Czapiewski(29K views):

Video:

Pros:

• Most of the algs are short and efficient
• Some really cool fingertricks are shown
• background music is great

Cons:

• The recognition tutorial is not that clear
• Some fingertricks might be hard to beginners

• Luigi Soriano(14K):

Video:

Pros:

• Most of the algs are short and efficient
• Some really cool fingertricks are shown
• background music is great

Cons:

• There are no recognition tutorial
• Some fingertricks might be hard to beginners

If you think I have missed someone, please post below!

 

[Skittleskp]

Personally, I use Chris Olsen's video, it was the most helpful.

 

[Caden Fisher]

I know this Is a pretty old thread, but I think it’s a very valuable thread. Someone should make one like this for Oll and Pll.
I am in the middle of learning Cll and I’m using Ram Thakkar’s videos