Well balanced?

[ArcticxWolf]

Okay, so I lied. I got them all sub2 except for F and both Ns, which are ~2.05 and ~2.3 respectively.

Honestly, I reached sub 20 a couple months ago, and the thing that really pushed me over was practicing my PLLs untill they were all sub2, and some of them sub1.5.

I just don't see me being able to do this.
I only average sub 3 on 3 of my PLLs

Which ones are you really having trouble with? Perhaps it was a bad PLL to begin with.

Also, I've know full PLL for a while now, so I've had a lot of time to practice speed / recognition with them in actual solves, along with seperate practice.

EDIT:

I wasn't really agreeing or disagreeing, I was just stating that it is something that could be argued over. If you ask jms_gears he'll agree that most of my LL fail is my G Perm (I can sub3 a g perm while "practicing" but not in an actual solve, it's ridiculous).

Ah, okay. I was just a little bit confused there xD

 

[FatBoyXPC]

I wasn't really agreeing or disagreeing, I was just stating that it is something that could be argued over. If you ask jms_gears he'll agree that most of my LL fail is my G Perm (I can sub3 a g perm while "practicing" but not in an actual solve, it's ridiculous).

I'd say recognition and recall matter more than pure alg execution. If you can sub3 OLL and PLL that's a 6 second LL which at 13s F2L is still sub20. There's no reason why all OLL's and PLLs can't be sub3 (unless you fail like me lol).

Cube-o-Holic, I might just try your idea. I need an OLL trainer but whenever I end up solving the whole cube I always want to end up focusing on F2L (I figure if I can consistently get 10s with F2L there's no reason I'm not sub20 and I can slowly work on my LL to get around 15ish).

I flat out need to change to all right handed G perms (I learned the bar adjacend to headlights and bar opposite headlights w/my right hand then mirrored it to make learning all pll easier). I can do the right handed bar opposite headlights (Gb) in sub2.5 mostly consistent.