Does my improvement suck?

[PetrusQuber]

bro chill. I am just saying, there are generally just saying, that there are far more tutorials for cfop than roux, so naturally there are more really good tutorials.

... And how is this helpful at all to a sub 35 (means he’s dedicated) Roux solver at all?
Plus you were also saying ‘I highly recommend you switch to CFOP’

 

[Username: Username:]

bro chill. I am just saying, there are generally just saying, that there are far more tutorials for cfop than roux, so naturally there are more really good tutorials.

Bruh, There are many really high-quality tutorials for Roux, that's enough, so, you think you wanna binge on every single not that important tutorials?

 

[MohamadAA]

MFJSMF3RS3M2020 is better.

Well. When I ordered it, I didn't know about the rs3m 2020 but I knew how good it is about 1 week ago. My next order will be the rs3m and the dayan tengyun 2x2 (hopefully).

 

[Seniorcuber]

I'm speedcubing for one and a half years now (I've been cubing occasionally for fun more than thirty years), and you just recently beat me.
PB 21s, Ao100 35s
So you're improving very fast.

As for me, it's really hard to improve further. I think my brain slowed down with my age. Also, I cannot afford to do more than 10 - 20 solves or half an hour a day.

Maybe you can give me a hint on how to get further?

 

[PetrusQuber]

Hmm why can’t you do many solves?
Work on efficient cross, make sure it’s always 8 moves or less.
Drill F2L algorithms, make sure you know them and the instant you see a case you can solve it.
And drill OLL and PLL algorithms, learn full PLL if you want.
And solve as much as you can

 

[Seniorcuber]

Hmm why can’t you do many solves?

Because I work, I'm married, and thus have many other occupations. Usually I cube in the train on the way to work.
And I practice 4x4 and 5x5 in parallel.

Work on efficient cross, make sure it’s always 8 moves or less.
Drill F2L algorithms, make sure you know them and the instant you see a case you can solve it.
And drill OLL and PLL algorithms, learn full PLL if you want.
And solve as much as you can

The one thing I'm not ready in this list: I don't know some OLL, I decompose them in two OLL I know.
I try to predict the first F2L in the inspection time, but this is really hard for me. This should cut down 3-5s in the overall time, but I'm not yet there.

Maybe I should drill OLL and PLL to be able to do them blind? This would remove some time visually checking the execution of the permutation. Do you think this is a good place to start improvement?

 

[Argent Nerd]

Thats amazing ive been practicing cubing more than often for the past 3months and my pb is 22 seconds.