[Help Thread] PLL Learning

There is no fixed order, but if you really want one:
EPLL - Ua, Ub, Z, H (you already should know these from two look)
Adjacent - T, Ja, Jb, Ra, Rb, Aa, Ab, F, Ga, Gb, Gc, Gd
Diag - Y, E, V, Na, Nb

And take as long as you need. In reality, you will probably learn multiple algs for almost all the PLLs. I know 5 for multiple cases, even though I only use 1 or 2 depending on the AUF. Learn the next one when you feel like you're up for it.

Also, from the start I'd recommend learning 2 sided recog soon after you have learnt algs, or even whilst you learn them. There are trainers such as this one that are quite good, and resources such as this one which explain the patterns.
 
My order of learning started with the EPLLs from 2 look PLL

Afterwards, I did the Adjacent PLLs in this order: T, Jb, Ja, Rb, Ra, and F

I then did the PLLs with the edges solved in this order: Aa, Ab, E

For diagonal, my order was Y, V, Na, Nb, and I finished with the G perms, I did Gc, Gb, Gd, and Ga
 
I learnt them in the order i fohnd them in in videos but id say learn the most commom ones and then go to the rarer ones.
Credit to u/Emerpus1 on Reddit for the image.

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Order of learning PLLs:
G perms
A perms
J perms
Y perm
T perm
R perms
N perms
U perms
Z perms
H perms
E perms
V perms

if you can practice 8 algs a day and not forget them it should take you:
21/8 = about 2.6 days to learn full PLL
But knowing the algorithms well is better than learning them really quickly and forgetting them.
 
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