What to Learn after full OLL?

[MM99]

Alright so I'm finishing up with the oll algs so now I don't know what to spend my time on (besides the obvious f2l improvement) anyway I know full OLL and PLL and I'm color neutral so I'm just wondering whats the most important thing right now.

P.S I average 18-20 if that helps at all thanks in advance

 

[aceofspades98]

COLL for sure.

 

[Aaron Shukert]

Yes the F2l imporvent, and a lot of it, try to get each f2l in 2 seconds + 2 second cross you will get 15 second times LOTS OF F2L Practice

 

[aceofspades98]

Yes the F2l imporvent, and a lot of it, try to get each f2l in 2 seconds + 2 second cross you will get 15 second times LOTS OF F2L Practice

He is looking for something to learn other than f2l.

 

[DaveyCow]

WV is ossim imho (it seems COLL < WV)

 

[tx789]

go learn 1 look last layer. It's not that much to learn.

COLL, ZBLL, WV there's heaps look on the wiki.

 

[Tim Major]

Learns 3 corner cycle commutators. They're extremely useful. For BLD, for FMC, and for PLL skips/COLL algs.

Also lets you one look last layer quite easily if you use them. OLL+PLL in one look.

 

[TheNextFeliks]

RLS. Then you don't need OLL

 

[StachuK1992]

What are your splits?

Typically, I'd say to just learn COLL and F2L tricks. Go through the alg thread. All of it.

Nothing's going to help you more than reducing F2L

 

[ryanj92]

I find myself in a similar situation to you (minus the color neutrality)...
I've largely just been learning algs to solve bad F2L cases, partially because it means they're less of a problem but largely because most of them are really fun and F2L is really great to play around with! I've learnt roughly two sets of COLL also - however I don't really do much in the way of edge control so it's largely wasted on me...

 

[Lid]

You can also learn alternative OLLs aka OLLCP.

 

[speedpicker]

How about learning some OLL/PLL algs from different angles to avoid excessive AUF, and perhaps 2 sided PLL recognition?

 

[rj]

How about learning some OLL/PLL algs from different angles to avoid excessive AUF, and perhaps 2 sided PLL recognition?

2 sided PLL recog comes naturally, and I would recommend coll or ollcp.

 

[mushroomhead88]

Whenever your inner self wants to

 

[MM99]

well thanks for the tips guys...... But I went in an entirely different direction I learned the basics of the roux method last night and have been using it all day today... I already got a 35.27 single with it so it seems pretty promising

 

[ryanj92]

Haha, have fun. Learn the basics of other methods, too! Like Petrus, and ZZ if you have the time. You'll learn a lot

 

[antoineccantin]

Other OLL/PLL angles.

 

[bronycuber1013]

learn winter variation

 

[Ranzha]

It's funny how people are suggesting learning very extensive subsets (i.e. ZBLL and OLLCP) without thinking how many people have successfully learned and retained those subsets.

I'd go with WV and MW, since they're useful and fantastic.

 

[rj]

It's funny how people are suggesting learning very extensive subsets (i.e. ZBLL and OLLCP) without thinking how many people have successfully learned and retained those subsets.

I'd go with WV and MW, since they're useful and fantastic.

Well, edge control is very awesome too