Most algorithms you learned in one day?

Full CLL in 2 days, no recongition problems at all.
When I started OLL, like a week. PLL I took slowly, like a week.
Like half of WV in a day.
Onto COLL, CPLS, and 2GLL.
and then 5x5 edge parities lol.
never really have recall problems.
I've noticed, the more algs you know, it becomes much easier and faster to learn new ones.
 
Probably 3 in one day at most. That was probably when I just started.

Starting next year, I will start forcing myself to learn an algorithm every 2 months. I know that is not very much, but I need to have some sort of goal to finish PLL, and learn some OLL. I might even change the goal to 8 or 10 in the whole year.
 
You could memo Fridrich in two days.

Haha well the 40 algs was just one instance when I had a ton of time on my hands and I wanted to see how it went. It wasn't a great idea. Also, doing almost another 40 the following day would certainly lead to really bad recall problems. If I had to memorize full Fridrich again as fast as possible, I'd probably do it in a period of 6-7 consecutive days, if I had a lot of time to spare.
 
72. I just learned all of the U orientation of ZBLL last night/this morning (that 10pm - 3 am "let's try to learn something new because I wasted my day" thing). Recall is horrible and I can't remember what goes with what quite yet, but I can perform every alg! wOOt! I sleep now...
 
72. I just learned all of the U orientation of ZBLL last night/this morning (that 10pm - 3 am "let's try to learn something new because I wasted my day" thing). Recall is horrible and I can't remember what goes with what quite yet, but I can perform every alg! wOOt! I sleep now...

72 algs in 5 hours? That's almost an alg every 4 minutes...
 
I challenge anyone to learn 1LLL in two weeks. That's roughly 91 algs a day.
EDIT
Ok, thats too hard, so I challenge anyone to learn 1LLL in a month. Roughly 46 algs a day.
 
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