Speed up PLL execution

General range of fastest executions, I *think*. Don't have a good cube anymore so I can't test.

Sub 1.2 - Both Ns
Sub 1.1 - F perm
Sub 1 - V, Gs, E, Ra
Sub 0.9 - Z, T, Rb, Y,
Sub 0.8 - Acw, Js, H
Sub 0.7 - Accw, Us

That's a point - who apart from me and Breandan can sub .9 either R perms?
 
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General range of fastest executions, I *think*. Don't have a good cube anymore so I can't test.

Sub 1.2 - Both Ns
Sub 1.1 - F perm
Sub 1 - V, Gs, E, Ra
Sub 0.9 - Z, T, Rb, Y,
Sub 0.8 - Acw, Js, H
Sub 0.7 - Accw, Us

That's a point - who apart from me and Breandan can sub .9 either R perms?

What A perms are those? Either mine are really bad (my worst PLLs) or I just do it wrong
 
lol ok maybe i didn't correctly express what i was thinking... it's just that (R U')x63 doesn't regrip at all and cuts corners every turn.
 
This thread motivated me to finally sub-1 my last PLL, thanks! So yes, its possible.

also, .59 U perm^^

will upload vids next year.
if I cannot execute one of the fastest PLL algorithms in under 1 second, there's no humanly way anyone can execute most or even all PLL algorithms in under 1 second.

Just because you cant do it now doesnt mean you will never be able to do it. If you really want to then set it as a goal. If not well, others can do it which means its possible and you could do it if you practiced enough
 
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