artless1der
Veteran
I also like to practice OLLs (the ones I know ha) by doing them over and over til the cube is back to solved (this also can help recognize different shapes that occur)... and of course trying to go faster as I go along...
and I like to find 3 or 4 PLLs that when run in sequence end up in the solved state (ex: Y + V + U2 U-perm), and run through that sequence over and over (good for muscle memory but sometimes makes the cube feel more like a fidget spinner haha))
and I like to find 3 or 4 PLLs that when run in sequence end up in the solved state (ex: Y + V + U2 U-perm), and run through that sequence over and over (good for muscle memory but sometimes makes the cube feel more like a fidget spinner haha))