If you go to bigcubes.com you will see something that I absolutely loved about their way of teaching:
Progress Gauge.
I love how they put "Beginner: 75+, you have trouble with blah blah blah, you should work on blah blah blah" then "Intermediate:..." and even "Master" has something you should work on.
So, to all you Roux and Petrus masters out there (by the way, I still sue both just about equally, usually whatever I'm in the mood for) I ask if you could so kindly give your input for something like what they have on bigcubes.com
Please keep in mind that there is one for every step, so for the two methods there would be one for each:
Roux:
1x2x3 on Left-
1x2x3 on Right-
Corners-
Edge Orientation-
Solve L R sides-
Edge Permutation-
Petrus:
2x2 Block-
2x3 Block-
Edge Orientation-
Finish f2l-
COLL-
Corner Permutation-
Edge Permutation-
I'm sure you masters of Roux and Petrus have some general grasp and I would really appreciate it (and a lot of other people as well) if you could put some input into times a beginner should shoot for and intermediate and master. Also, if you are REALLY nice, you might want to add some sort of "you should practice this and that" but you don't have to (if you want to do this at all)
Thank you all, I really appreciate it,
-Mathieu
Progress Gauge.
I love how they put "Beginner: 75+, you have trouble with blah blah blah, you should work on blah blah blah" then "Intermediate:..." and even "Master" has something you should work on.
So, to all you Roux and Petrus masters out there (by the way, I still sue both just about equally, usually whatever I'm in the mood for) I ask if you could so kindly give your input for something like what they have on bigcubes.com
Please keep in mind that there is one for every step, so for the two methods there would be one for each:
Roux:
1x2x3 on Left-
1x2x3 on Right-
Corners-
Edge Orientation-
Solve L R sides-
Edge Permutation-
Petrus:
2x2 Block-
2x3 Block-
Edge Orientation-
Finish f2l-
COLL-
Corner Permutation-
Edge Permutation-
I'm sure you masters of Roux and Petrus have some general grasp and I would really appreciate it (and a lot of other people as well) if you could put some input into times a beginner should shoot for and intermediate and master. Also, if you are REALLY nice, you might want to add some sort of "you should practice this and that" but you don't have to (if you want to do this at all)
Thank you all, I really appreciate it,
-Mathieu