Finished 1 set of ZB. Now which way to go?

[Spitfire97]

I just finished the H set of ZB Now which set should I do next?
The H set was about 50 algs not so hard. So I wanna start with the next easiest set of algorithms. Not sure what that is, so any recomendation is accepted.

 

[Edmund]

Get the sunes/ antisunes out of the way!

 

[Spitfire97]

Get the sunes/ antisunes out of the way!

I haven't even learned the COLL for those Im learning the COLLs when I start the set.

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

I just finished the H set of ZB Now which set should I do next?
The H set was about 50 algs not so hard. So I wanna start with the next easiest set of algorithms. Not sure what that is, so any recomendation is accepted.

Anything, the T and U sets have most symmetry, so if you want as few algs as possible, I'd recommend doing those.

Another wise idea is to work by COLL, not by orientation. Let's say that your worst COLL is the T with diagonal swap, learn that. Then the next hardest, etc.

 

[Spitfire97]

I just finished the H set of ZB Now which set should I do next?
The H set was about 50 algs not so hard. So I wanna start with the next easiest set of algorithms. Not sure what that is, so any recomendation is accepted.

Anything, the T and U sets have most symmetry, so if you want as few algs as possible, I'd recommend doing those.

Another wise idea is to work by COLL, not by orientation. Let's say that your worst COLL is the T with diagonal swap, learn that. Then the next hardest, etc.

Thanks. If I learn it like that it would be like 42 sub sets right?

 

[eastamazonantidote]

If you use 4 H COLL sets, then it will be 40 sets. If you use 6 H sets, then it will be 42 sets.

I really, really recommend going through the Sunes/Antisune COLLs before you proceed. They're really not bad. See my trashy and really cheesy alg sheet at the risk of self-promotion:

COLL.Algorithms.pdf

Also has my recognition system at the bottom. Alternative algs can be recommended. This is encouraged.

Otherwise go by easiest to learn. T, U, and Pi are pretty nice.