Most algorithms you learned in one day?

72 algs in 5 hours? That's almost an alg every 4 minutes...

Hax. I call them here.

How long did it take you to learn H perm? U perms? T and J(b) perm? 10 minutes maybe. And that was back when you learned and executed slowly. Fast forward to now. You do the alg 15-20 times and it's in your fingers. ZBLL has some easy mirroring if you're good with your left hand so it wasn't more like 42 algs. 42 algs in 5 hours is not a big deal if you don't mind not remembering what case they go with.

EDIT: I'm finding the quoting of the new forum more confusing than the old one...
 
How long did it take you to learn H perm? U perms? T and J(b) perm? 10 minutes maybe. And that was back when you learned and executed slowly. Fast forward to now. You do the alg 15-20 times and it's in your fingers. ZBLL has some easy mirroring if you're good with your left hand so it wasn't more like 42 algs. 42 algs in 5 hours is not a big deal if you don't mind not remembering what case they go with.

EDIT: I'm finding the quoting of the new forum more confusing than the old one...

I see where you're coming from, but it's hard to believe that you have actually "learned" these algorithms. I understand that you're ignoring the association of the alg to the case, which would save you a bit of time, but can you really go through that many algorithms in a short period of time and still know how to execute each of them after the 5 hours you took to learn them? I don't think it's possible to learn them all without having time to go back and review them as well. Otherwise you'd just be retaining how to perform the alg for perhaps 15-30 minutes and then forget later while you're learning other algs.
 
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