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Uncommon BLD method combinations

Zane's Dad has a mad method. Met him at the Australian championships.

"T-Perm. Only T-Perm. For corners and edges".

Asked him how he fixed parity "T-Perm... and then just remember that your first 2 pieces are going to be swapped". Hardcore. Chuck Norris would memo like this.

Lol! I will definitely try this!

Orient everything. Then, Old Pochmann.
Got a 1:33 personal best today. It can be fastish.

Seriously, I am impressed by your time. I cannot think of a method with a bigger move count.

I use M2/R2. Strangely, it seems to be uncommon.
 
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Zane's Dad has a mad method. Met him at the Australian championships.

"T-Perm. Only T-Perm. For corners and edges".

Asked him how he fixed parity "T-Perm... and then just remember that your first 2 pieces are going to be swapped". Hardcore. Chuck Norris would memo like this.

I think Zane's been trying to convince him to include Y-Perm, but that he claims it's a waste of moves :)

Awesome dude if you ever get a chance to meet him. The more I spoke to him, the more this method started making sense.

I am pretty bad at BLD, and use 3OP corners and OP edges, (really need to learn M2 for edges) but for parity I just remember the first to pieces are swapped at well. I started this habit because the video I learned blind from, had a horrible explanation of parity, so I just decided to do it this way.
 
I now use free 3-cycles for edges (I don't know if this is proper freestyle, but I just memo and solve in whatever way I see using commutators), and boomerang or old pochmann for corners, depending on whether I like the orientation or not.

I have only tried once and was off by a 3-cycle that I simply forgot to do for some reason.
I think this combination is uncommon...
 
Hello Renslay :)
So you finally decided to post on these forums... Yeah, it seems to be very rarely used. I like it but I'm not sure about using BH instead for multiblind, as there's no preorientatiom.
 
I use Boomerang/M2, PB 1:42.98. My average is about 2 minutes. I think less than 10 people use Boomerang...

Not even 10 people know about the method...

Rensley, can't believe you joined speedsolving! Yay!
 
5BLD: My suggestion is use BH. Preorientation is not MBLD friendly.

Hershey: there is a hungarian article about Boomerang, so many hungarian cubers know it. I remember that there was a huge interest about it in that time. I just don't know how many blindfolders actually use it. I do. :)
 
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