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Any tips on how I can learn full PLL?

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I need help learning full PLL. I was recently able to learn the algorithm for the Z perm but I wanna move on from 2-look pll and do full PLL. I think it'll help shave a couple seconds off my solves. Any tips?
 
I need help learning full PLL. I was recently able to learn the algorithm for the Z perm but I wanna move on from 2-look pll and do full PLL. I think it'll help shave a couple seconds off my solves. Any tips?
I recommend watching a video showing the fingertricks for the algorithms since that will help transition from know the alg in your head to knowing the alg in your hands (aka muscle memory). You should also learn the pattern of the case so that it's easier to recognize. And of course, drill the algorithm until you're fast with it. The faster you are the least likely you'll be able to get confused and mess it up.
 
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I reccomend thatyou use that tutorial and learn 7 algs a day. In 3 days, you shall have learned them all. To learn algs I reccomend doing them or drilling them for about 5 minutes per alg.

7 algs a day may work for people learning 500 of them for ZBLL, but that’s likely to be incredibly overwhelming for a newer cuber.

I learned full PLL at around a 20 second average. Learn as quick or fast as you’re comfortable. Focus on learning the finger tricks for each alg, and split them up mentally into different common sequences, or “triggers”. These are often shown with parenthesis, and focusing on them makes it a lot easier to learn algs. Once you’ve learned the moves, practice getting it into muscle memory, spamming the alg over and over. After sleeping try to do any algs you learned the previous day to see if you still remember them. Once you’ve learned some of them, start using a PLL trainer, like the one on jperm.net. Get used to recognizing and executing them. Start using them in solves. It’ll slow you down at first, but you need to use them in solves in order to get good at using them in solves.
 
7 algs a day may work for people learning 500 of them for ZBLL, but that’s likely to be incredibly overwhelming for a newer cuber.

I learned full PLL at around a 20 second average. Learn as quick or fast as you’re comfortable. Focus on learning the finger tricks for each alg, and split them up mentally into different common sequences, or “triggers”. These are often shown with parenthesis, and focusing on them makes it a lot easier to learn algs. Once you’ve learned the moves, practice getting it into muscle memory, spamming the alg over and over. After sleeping try to do any algs you learned the previous day to see if you still remember them. Once you’ve learned some of them, start using a PLL trainer, like the one on jperm.net. Get used to recognizing and executing them. Start using them in solves. It’ll slow you down at first, but you need to use them in solves in order to get good at using them in solves.
I suppose it depends on the cuber, but that was simply what I did myself.
 
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