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I am averaging around 15 and have been for about 3 months. Does anyone know how to get better. I know full PLL most OLL. Average 2 seconds cross 8 seconds F2L 3 Seconds OLL 3 seconds PLL
 
I am averaging around 15 and have been for about 3 months. Does anyone know how to get better. I know full PLL most OLL. Average 2 seconds cross 8 seconds F2L 3 Seconds OLL 3 seconds PLL
Learn how to plan out cross+1 in inspection, work on solving very slowly and having very fluid turning, finish learning OLL, drill your PLLS and OLLS they should take you 2 seconds each.
 
I would say you should, it helps with ZBLL recognition, and quite a few will be ZBLLs you will learn. Learning COLL and using it in your solves also helps you get used to that type of recognition, which is why just learning COLL recog and not the set isn’t as helpful.
 
so I should learn COLL to help with recognition but I shouldn't use them in solves? Or should I only use the COLLs if it will act as a ZBLL?
Some say to learn it others don't. How many ZBLLs do you plan on learning, like 10 or like 50 ?
 
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