Times so far apart?

[dabest2500]

lets say you practice with a hard rock hard football and you become good at catching, you'll be amazing with a normal football, it's the same with a rubik cube, anything really, practice with something harder then when you go back to a good one you'll be so much better.

You'll also pick up bad habits.
You'll overturn etc.

 

[clifford2704]

Or it could so frustrating getting lockups that you're distracted away from from looking ahead. Better way is just to make yourself turn slowly.
I take it you're kinda new to full PLL, cause your recognition could be taking a while. That should naturally get better over time, also you could try drilling each pll alg for a bitty to get your fingertricks down, you should be able to get them all down to 4-5 second with very little practice.

yeah it takes around 5 seconds to do them 2-5 seconds recognition

 

[Yuxuibbs]

do some solves where you turn very slowly and try to focus on looking ahead. it would help recognition and for me it helped my speed even though i still get averages of 50 with times between 15 and 36....

 

[clifford2704]

Did a video, please tell me where I'm going wrong

 

[Yuxuibbs]

plan ahead, learn to be able to know whats going on when you can only see 3 or 4 sides (dont look at B), get better algorithms if you feel like some of them are too slow, dont double/triple/quadruple check to see which case it is, try not to pause too much