coinman
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Do you think you can take Breandan? 
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I do it like A E F G H J ... in sequence but you can change the sequence to have a solved cube in the end. Once I have a solved cube after Z perm but I was doing random sequence!I've not ever used this training method for get me faster with Pll algs. What is the best way to apply it? All Pll in a casual sequence or else?
I do COLL time attack and it makes my hands hurt like **** because of all the Dw' R Uw R' (insert alg here) turns I use with ZZ.
They flow nicely but each of them needs their own grip which is extremely annoying
My PLL time attack record is 25.63 seconds and my COLL is 39.47
It is amazing for practising LL algs. (I don't use fridrich but should I learn full OLL and do time attacks or should I stick with (cross-COLL-Edge PLL):confused:
I will be using this for 4x4 solves as i can't do EOline.
Try changing the order you do them in so you don't have to regrip as much between algs.They flow nicely but each of them needs their own grip which is extremely annoying
The short answer is, yes, there are actually very many orders that begin and end in a solved cube. The thing is that the specific order is dependent on you algs. For example, if you did your Ja perm from the back and I did mine from the left we would end up with different orders.Hello
Is there a pll time attack order that ends on solved? I think ive seen an order like it before, but not sure. Thanks.
That's probably fine, I average low 12's and my PLL Time attacks are in the low-30's.Hello, I just started to get into PLL time attacks. I’m around sub 19 and I’m getting 45-49 seconds for all 21 PLL’s. Is that a good time for sub 19 or what times should I be getting? Thanks