Am I Doing too much?

Smartyy

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Is it even possible to truly learn too much at once?
at the moment I am trying to learn:

1. 3x3 BLD
2. All COLL and PLL (starting tomarrow)
3. (obviously) Roux Petrus and Heise
4. OH Solves

as well as working on 2x2 4x4 and 5x5..


is that too much to learn at once?
 
It's up to you.

If you aren't overloaded with work and your folks don't mind you cubing cube all day!

But if you have studies, don't focus on your cube too much.

Wait until you get a bit better to do bld and i would give up on OH and leave to 2x2x2 and 4x4x4 and 5x5x5.

But as i said, feel free to learn all this stuff if you like. If you dont like my suggestions and are overloaded with homework, then pick out 3 of those options and work on them

Just my 2 cents.
 
no school's out for the summer..
but I think it is werid how my parents get annoyed by my cubing all day..
i mean nobody gets annoyed that my dads at work all day, nobody's annoyed my sis plays Webkinz all day....

but yeah I wanna learn it before school starts, 'cause my grades started dropping a lil once I started cubing.. then someone stole and threw away all my stuff and.. well... i barely passed by like, 1%...

but why should i give up on OH?

I'm not serious on 2x2 4x4 and 5x5.. I just do them and try to get a bit faster, but not like I am right now on the 3x3 lol..
 
I don't see any problem with trying all those at once.
You don't really need to learn anything for OH, you just do it.
2x2 is the same basically, maybe a few short algs to learn.
4x4/5x5 same, just the two parities to learn.
BLD is the only one that really needs some attention.
 
You can learn much in a short time as long as you think about some things:
1. Don't learn too much of the same type of material (like not too many PLL's at the same time)
2. Repeat repeat repeat!
3. Take a break and then repeat it again
4. Try to translate dry material into something that makes sence...
 
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