What method should I learn for clock and when should I?

[fes_77]

what should I learn no-flip, Lou, or 7-simul? I avg 12-14

 

[GooseCuber]

I find Lou isn't too difficult, the past few days I've brought my average down from mid 12 to high 10 using it.

 

[Deleted member 74176]

Just don't learn Lou. I don't know why so many people keep asking if they should use it.
Sheerin or 7simul are both great options if you want to use a no-flip method.
I'm guessing you use Flip right now. You could keep using Flip, with enough practice and the Implementation of the right tricks, it can be used to achieve insane globals. (Keep in mind that most top solvers use Flip.)

 

[UncleFrank]

Just don't learn Lou. I don't know why so many people keep asking if they should use it.

Just saying not to learn it doesn't mean anything, if you don't explain why you feel that way.
What makes it worse? What makes Sheerin or 7simul better?

 

[Deleted member 74176]

Just saying not to learn it doesn't mean anything, if you don't explain why you feel that way.
What makes it worse? What makes Sheerin or 7simul better?

Good point, I should've included that in my reply.
The main reason that people use Sheerin/7simul over Lou is because of these reasons:

1. Ergonomics and possible maximum TPS (much better with Sheerin and 7simul)
2. Ease of inspection and maximum amount of possible skips
3. movecount (obviously 7simul has pretty good movecount)

While Lou might be classified as the "most advanced" method, 7simul and Sheerin improve these 3 things quite a lot over Lou

 

[GooseCuber]

Could you possibly recommend a tutorial? as I've been struggling to find one for sheerin?

 

[Deleted member 74176]

Could you possibly recommend a tutorial? as I've been struggling to find one for sheerin?

This one is good:

It's made by the former WR holder, who got the WR with Sheerin