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Awesomecuber id advise you to do a lot of untimed slow solves. Play with the cube a little bit. There are alot of f2l cases that you might think you're doing fast, but there might be a faster way. I've been cubing for five years and to this day am still finding faster ways to execute f2l pairs.
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WOOHOO! I am "in the zone" today. Just beat my PB Ao5 by 0.8 and Ao12 by almost a full second!!!
I used to jump loads at a time. I was stuck at 32 for ages, then within week of my first sub 30 adv 12, i had a sub 25 adv 5. Then all of a sudden i hit 24 seconds consistently. I think when it comes to these 'slow' time, a lot of it is in your head, you can be sub 25, and still make a lot of mistakes. But since i broke the sub 20 barrier some 6-7 moths ago, i have only improved very very steadily, and sometimes getting slower at periods. I now sit at the high 17's Ao100, and have been for a while. Mainly because, and sneakyfox hinted at it, my LL is what slows me down, and improvements in LL do not come quickly, or without effort. And i just havent put in the dedicated practice to my LL.
Yeah, I was rather elated about that. Nope, haven't practiced much 2H. Lately I've been pyraminxing...What! I'm so jelly! Sub 15 average of 12 and sub 14 average of 5! Have you been practicing 2H more? Like holy crap.
As long as I am getting better, you will because you're so competitive!HAHAHA... Same with me! I have better f2l than her but my LL slows me down but I guess today she make a JUMP!
EDIT: I just broke 3 Pb's! Average of 5, 12 and 100!
Yeah, I was rather elated about that. Nope, haven't practiced much 2H. Lately I've been pyraminxing...
As long as I am getting better, you will because you're so competitive!
I think LL improvements are usually gradual. Probably training algs over and over again will help that. I'm not sure how effective time attacks are. I kind of think it's better just to work on one and do it several hundred times at a time or something. But honestly I haven't done any kind of training for LL for a really long time, like since I was learning the algs at first. I only practice them because they're a part of the normal solves I do. I probably should do some training. My fingers get a bit locky on some of them such as ccw U-perm which is one of the easiest ones. I much too often get a stutter on it.
I used to jump loads at a time. I was stuck at 32 for ages, then within week of my first sub 30 adv 12, i had a sub 25 adv 5. Then all of a sudden i hit 24 seconds consistently. I think when it comes to these 'slow' time, a lot of it is in your head, you can be sub 25, and still make a lot of mistakes. But since i broke the sub 20 barrier some 6-7 moths ago, i have only improved very very steadily, and sometimes getting slower at periods. I now sit at the high 17's Ao100, and have been for a while. Mainly because, and sneakyfox hinted at it, my LL is what slows me down, and improvements in LL do not come quickly, or without effort. And i just havent put in the dedicated practice to my LL.
Tanks for the agvice
Haha, yeah. I will pass you someday! I don't think I could do time attacks just because I would forget what order to do them and what algs to do. I think for me I'll just use cstimer last layer scrambles just to practice last layer.