Daily ZBLL

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Hazel

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I was thinking about creating a series of videos where I do "Daily ZBLL", showcasing a different ZBLL case and algorithm every day. It would be split into 7 "seasons" (one for each OLL case), each season having 6 parts (for each COLL case), except the H-case season which will only have 4. There would be a 3-day long break after each part and a week-long break after each season to give people time to practice what they learned. Is there any interest in something like this?
 
I was thinking about creating a series of videos where I do "Daily ZBLL", showcasing a different ZBLL case and algorithm every day. It would be split into 7 "seasons" (one for each OLL case), each season having 6 parts (for each COLL case), except the H-case season which will only have 4. There would be a 3-day long break after each part and a week-long break after each season to give people time to practice what they learned. Is there any interest in something like this?
You mean , daily OLLCP
Replace the bold with OCLL case and PLL case and 17 parts
 
You mean , daily OLLCP
Replace the bold with OCLL case and PLL case and 17 parts

I said OLL because some people don't know what OCLL is, and I do mean COLL case because each OCLL case in ZBLL is split into the different COLL cases. For example, all the 2GLL cases in the T ZBLL set are one COLL case.

I recommend saving sune and antisune cases till the end though I only have experience of COLL

That's what I'm planning to do :p
 
This would be pretty cool. I don't know that I would actually learn it (I would definitely follow it), as I usually learn a couple algs + inverses and mirrors at once, practice them for a week, forget to learn new algs for a month, and then repeat.
 
as I usually learn a couple algs + inverses and mirrors at once, practice them for a week, forget to learn new algs for a month, and then repeat.

I like learning algorithms. I don't have problems learning them. I have enormously huge problems motivating meyself to learn them
 
I was thinking about creating a series of videos where I do "Daily ZBLL", showcasing a different ZBLL case and algorithm every day. It would be split into 7 "seasons" (one for each OLL case), each season having 6 parts (for each COLL case), except the H-case season which will only have 4. There would be a 3-day long break after each part and a week-long break after each season to give people time to practice what they learned. Is there any interest in something like this?
Hey I would love to learn ZBLL
 
I was thinking about creating a series of videos where I do "Daily ZBLL", showcasing a different ZBLL case and algorithm every day. It would be split into 7 "seasons" (one for each OLL case), each season having 6 parts (for each COLL case), except the H-case season which will only have 4. There would be a 3-day long break after each part and a week-long break after each season to give people time to practice what they learned. Is there any interest in something like this?
I am interested. Hope you stay consistent with your efforts
 
Nah just wait to see if hazel comes back
I will always return, for I am always watching.

I learned some ZBLL around the time of my post, then forgot it all, then learned over half of the alg set in 2022, before getting bored and forgetting most of it again. Now that I have graduated university and started a full-time software engineering job, I definitely don't have the time or energy for something like that now.

Wow, I was in high school when I made the original post. Time flies, huh?
 
I will always return, for I am always watching.

I learned some ZBLL around the time of my post, then forgot it all, then learned over half of the alg set in 2022, before getting bored and forgetting most of it again. Now that I have graduated university and started a full-time software engineering job, I definitely don't have the time or energy for something like that now.

Wow, I was in high school when I made the original post. Time flies, huh?
hey that’s what @Averageof12 said to me

“I will always return, for I am always watching.”
 
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