Length of time to learn algorithms?

Full Pll: around 2 months. Possibly 3.
Full oll: Working on that right now.
Nope.
And nope.
 
1. Don't know it
2. Don't know it
3. idk. I learned it before I got a 2x2x2, it was so long ago.
4. Instantly. I realised that I could derive all COLLs from other algs I knew quite recently.

LOOK AT ME IM SPECIAL

yep you sure are
 
Last week I came upon a thread that disturbed me. The "Why people (cubers) don't tell what they know" thread so I'm going to take a spin on this topic. Pardon the pun. The main thing I want to get out and it's no secret is this. Simply don't care how fast someone accomplishes a goal. When you care their standards will eventually become yours.

You would never guess how long it took me to learn the 57 OLL's. Rowe knows. If you really want it bad it should come to you like no problem.
 
Last week I came upon a thread that disturbed me. The "Why people (cubers) don't tell what they know" thread so I'm going to take a spin on this topic. Pardon the pun. The main thing I want to get out and it's no secret is this. Simply don't care how fast someone accomplishes a goal. When you care their standards will eventually become yours.

You would never guess how long it took me to learn the 57 OLL's. Rowe knows. If you really want it bad it should come to you like no problem.

I guess ill take it slow and steady then.
 
I memorized Y-Perm in 30 seconds.

21 x 30 = 630 seconds of my time = 10 and a half minutes

But since I'm a lazy ****, it'd take about 2 weeks for me.
 
1. 4 days (I was still new at cubing so wasn't really focused).
2. 3 days + 2LOLL (Don't know how long I took for the 2 look cases).
3. Might learn it soon.
4. Don't plan to learn it.

Recognition was really slow at first, obviously. Learning new algorithms isn't hard if you have a good system.
 
1. 4 days (I was still new at cubing so wasn't really focused).
2. 3 days + 2LOLL (Don't know how long I took for the 2 look cases).
3. Might learn it soon.
4. Don't plan to learn it.

Recognition was really slow at first, obviously. Learning new algorithms isn't hard if you have a good system.

>Learning new algorithms isn't hard if you have a good system.

Yup.
 
1. 4 days (I was still new at cubing so wasn't really focused).
2. 3 days + 2LOLL (Don't know how long I took for the 2 look cases).
3. Might learn it soon.
4. Don't plan to learn it.

Recognition was really slow at first, obviously. Learning new algorithms isn't hard if you have a good system.

>Learning new algorithms isn't hard if you have a good system.

Yup.

I'd really like to know, how do you learn algs. You seemed to almost breeze by ZB, and I'm like "O_o he just started".
 
This is how I learned PLL/OLL
I have like..5 3x3x3
I'd learn approximately 5 algorithms a day and then practice them a lot.

Then before I go to bed, I'll do the PLL/OLL backwards (well really only the OLL backwards since PLL switches the same peices..but anyway)

I'd set up the cases, and then when I wake up, I solve them first thing. If I can solve them, then I have them learned. Rinse and repeat. It's a very very effective way for me. I learned full OLL in ..maybe a month or so..I took a lot of days off to review my knowledge of what I learned already
 
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