How did you learn your OLLs?

[uberCuber]

I learned OLL by using f r u r' u' f' to get all edges oriented

F and f are not the same thing. f r u r' u' f' will mess up the cube a lot.

 

[Ranzha]

Here's what I did, with some mismatching here and there:

OCLL & EOLL [7 + 3]
Ts, Cs, Ps, Ws, and Ns (aka the Big Lightning subset) [2 + 2 + 4 + 2 + 2]
Big Fish and Squares [2 + 2]
Lightnings [4]
Knights [4]
Awkwards [4]
Ls [6]
Dots [7]
Is [4]
Small Fish [2]

 

[xabu1]

F and f are not the same thing. f r u r' u' f' will mess up the cube a lot.

oh woops, I am used to the F and Fw notation, so it doesn't really matter with that, but I should pay attention to that, I'll go fix that

 

[Kirjava]

I have no idea how I learned OLL. I just seem to know it somehow.

 

[lugtuava]

Thank you for all the tips. I'm also planning to learn OLL's .. hihi thanks mates

 

[Jorghi]

Or you can do something called partial edge control/phasing(only 4 cases) and continue with 2 Look OLL algorithms.

http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?14501-Phasing-Explained-(ZZ-b)
http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Partial_Edge_Control

You can do it intuitively during f2l if you practice it. And its only about 1.5 additional moves on average(check the first link).

Edit:
But you should learn the OLLs because I'm still new too and don't know what I'm saying

 

[cs071020]

I am learning now^^I will learn easy one first and practice.and then learn others one by one and practice,so that you wont forget what you have learnt

I learned pll with this way

 

[Godmil]

Just make sure you're doing them in proper solves. Failing to remember one and then having to look it up again will actually help you remember it better. As long as you don't decide to fall back on 2-look then you'll get through them in no time.

 

[Cubenovice]

Oh what the heck, I'll learn some more OLL's too.

I dedided to go for grouping into similar shapes to make sure I get the recognition down properly.
Dots - Lines - Small L's - Long L's- Squares - Bolts etc etc
In between I'll tackle some pairs too like C and W