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F L2 R2 F' U2 R2 D2 L2 U2 F' U2 R U R F D2 R D2 L D B2

x2 // inspection
R' D L U' F2 // cross
U U R U' R' U R U' R' U y' U R U' R' // 1st pair
y' U' L' U L // 2nd pair
R U' R' l U L' U' M' // 3rd pair
U' R U' R' U2 R U' R' // 4th pair
U2 r U R' U' M U R U' R' // OLL
U2 // AUF PLL skip

@alg.cubing.net
What did you get?
 
Finally officially sub-20.
https://www.cubecomps.com/live.php?cid=4645&compid=12
5BLD was main goal, but no success there. Had 1 slow 4BLD success. Coulda been low 9:00 but I was remembering my previous 5BLD memo for edges. Surprised I got it sorted out correctly, but wasted a lot of time. Two slowish 3BLD successes in 1st round. 3rd solve would have been PB 1:36 and first avg, but just missed by 8 corners and 11 edges:). Don't know what happened there. Final round was all slow and none close. I'll blame fatigue. Other PBs were pyra single, and 4x4 by default

Congrats!
 
They are good but sometimes Jperm talks about things he knows a little like 3style or FMC.
I agree that he seems to make videos as soon as he learns something. That said, I like how he explains it very simply. Like... “I just really figured out this basic stuff, so let me help you understand this same basic stuff.” I like it. I’ve learned a few things from him, but then learned more and moved away from his “tutorial/lesson”. But I learned a LOT from him that helped me understand more difficult content.
 
I agree that he seems to make videos as soon as he learns something. That said, I like how he explains it very simply. Like... “I just really figured out this basic stuff, so let me help you understand this same basic stuff.” I like it. I’ve learned a few things from him, but then learned more and moved away from his “tutorial/lesson”. But I learned a LOT from him that helped me understand more difficult content.

Yes, he is a well talented teacher. I've learnt a lot about 3x3 with CFOP from his videos - tutorials, example solves or solves critiques.
 
Something like this one:
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