is there a fast way of memorizing OLLs???

[A_Qber]

hey everyone,
i've been having trouble memorizing OLLs, and I am wondering which ones I should learn first and last...
also, how many PLLs should I learn before moving on to OLLs???

P.S.:sorry if there's already a thread on this

 

[tim]

also, how many PLLs should I learn before moving on to OLLs???

I would say all. But it doesn't really matter. If your goal is Full Fridrich, just start learning algorithms and don't care about the order.

Read this if you have trouble memorizing.

 

[badmephisto]

go easy to hard.

 

[niKo]

Learn mirrors. And learn all 7 with cross already oriented before moving on.

 

[A_Qber]

thanks everyone!!!

 

[shelley]

Definitely learn all your PLLs first; OLLs aren't as necessary (you can get down to sub-20 with a 3 look LL)

 

[Tim_Likes_Cubing]

also, how many PLLs should I learn before moving on to OLLs???

I would say all. But it doesn't really matter. If your goal is Full Fridrich, just start learning algorithms and don't care about the order.

Read this if you have trouble memorizing.

I would say learn the 7 OLL algorithmsa with the cross in them so that you can make the cross on last layer (from LBL) and then PLL.

 

[Statical]

Definitely learn all your PLLs first; OLLs aren't as necessary (you can get down to sub-20 with a 3 look LL)

how long would it take to get down to sub20 with 3 look ll?

 

[blah]

how long would it take to get down to sub20 with 3 look ll?

Uhh, less than 20 seconds?

C'mon, that's not a valid question. Obviously it all depends on how often you practice, and whether or not you're practicing the right techniques.