JustAnotherGenericCuber
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I'm by no means a roux expert but I've heard around sub 20 is a good time to learn full cmll
Honestly, I think you should start learning full CMLL the moment you're comfortable with 2-look. The earlier you start, the quicker your recognition will become later on. There's no advantage to leaving it until later.At what speed is it generally recommended to learn full CMLL instead of 2-look?
I started learning full CMLL about the time I was sub 30. However, I did not learn the full set at once, but learned one subset every one or two weeks. For me, learning too much at once got confusing. That way, you can still work on the reset of your solve and pick up CMLL bit by bit.
Yeah, this sounds like a good way to go I think. Work on one small set at a time and learn them gradually.
I just printed out Kian's CMLL document, but there's one thing I need to understand before starting any memorization...
What do I need to do to adapt it to my color orientation? I solve with yellow top, blue on the left, and red in front and he seems to solve with yellow top, orange on the left, and blue in front.
Edit: OK, tried a couple of the algorithms and I think there is no change needed as long as you solve yellow on top. I think I'm going to start with the cases that are currently slower for me using 2-look. The first one will be H since that one is slow for me now and there are only 4 cases instead of 6 like most of the subsets. Wish me luck
Learn:Algsets I’m thinking of learning:
Pinkie Pie(OLLCP)
EOLR
6-flip CMLL
0-flip CMLL
Which ones should I learn or not learn?
I think at that stage it is important to become more fluent in your solves. I would try to do F2B and LSE at a speed where you don't need any pauses to look for pieces and then gradually try to get faster. That helped me a lot. Also look up videos about fingertricks and blockbuilding and practice those until it's second nature to you. This way you will have a solid foundation and don't develop bad habits that will keep you back later on.I am using the roux method but i cannot improve at all. My average solve with roux is about 50 seconds
Like intuitive solving?You think it's worth trying to switch to Roux?
In that case I'll stick to CFOP.Like intuitive solving?
Like to think more rather than learning algs?
Hate algs?
Like MU fingertricks?
If you answered yes to most of the questions then well.. Yes
1. Square.What techniques do you use to practice first block? It takes me one minute to build both my blocks! I think I will switch to zz because I can't get sub 1 for three months!
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