I am attempting to get sub 25 in 10 weeks from 28 seconds

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Hello! I am currently starting a series to get to a sub 25 time consistently(I just want an average of 100) Here are my goals for getting there. I'd be open for any tips/other things which should be on my agenda! Thanks so much!

Agenda:

Full pll around 3 seconds for all executions(Cyotheking's algs)
I have about 14 more plls to learn. I want to consistently be able to
execute fast so I might do only 2 a week or 3 for easier cases.(Any tips
on the order to learn them is appreciated)

A few f2l cases(Maybe 1 a week?)

Cross blindfolded consistently (10 tries a day?)

Cross on bottom (Do i just start doing it and let
my times decline or practice separately?)

Starting on oll After PLL(maybe 3 a week?)

Here is the video you don't have to watch it just showing it as a resource.
 
Are you saying learn algorithmic f2l? If so, go for I intuitive instead. Watch J Perm's video on it. Way easier than algorithmic.

Do untimed solves to work on bottom cross. And honestly everything else also. At this point timing really doesn't help you a ton. I didn't really do timed solves at all unit nearing sub 20.

Learn 2 look oll of you haven't already. Do that at the same time as learning pll. Then learn full oll after finishing pll.

Also, what kind of cube do you have?
 
Are you saying learn algorithmic f2l? If so, go for I intuitive instead. Watch J Perm's video on it. Way easier than algorithmic.

Do untimed solves to work on bottom cross. And honestly everything else also. At this point timing really doesn't help you a ton. I didn't really do timed solves at all unit nearing sub 20.

Learn 2 look oll of you haven't already. Do that at the same time as learning pll. Then learn full oll after finishing pll.

Also, what kind of cube do you have?

I have already learned intuitive f2l, I used JPerm's video. I also know 2 look oll. The reason I was asking about f2l algs was because I know there are many cases which can be executed easier and faster than the intuitive option.
I have a few mains, but I recently have been using the Cubicle GANs Air SM. I also use the Cubicle MF3RS2 M occasionally.
Also, I've timed solves so that I can identify errors and look for where to improve certain parts of solves. But I will definitely just sit down and solve untimed a bit each day
 
From the video i saw that you had a lot of cube rotations and pauses if you cut those down you will definitely get sub 20 very fast
 
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