Where do you learn your algs?

[rebuC]

Hey, I was wondering where everyone learns their algorithms?
What's your favourite alg site or do you just learn them from a YouTube video?
I'd be interested to know as I am trying to find a good site where I can learn my algs.
Thanks to anyone who replies

 

[AJT17]

I mainly use http://algdb.net/ for a general large set of algs.
I also use https://bestsiteever.ru/zbll/#/select for any ZBLL I am learning.
I also sometimes watch videos which in my opinion makes it a bit easier to follow along with someone rather than just reading notation off a screen.

 

[NebraskanSpeedsolver]

Depends on the alg.
CubeSkills has some really nice PDF files you can download and use wherever, or even print them out and check off all the ones you have learned. I personally did this with PLL.

 

[fes_77]

Google sheets/docs is best

 

[randomness...]

i used JPERM.net for full pll
i use mostly cubedb
or if i have a really niche alg i normally ask around or find them here on SS

 

[Discomantis]

I use a combination of youtube and the “best 2x2 algs” spreadsheet as well. That’s pretty much most of the algorithms that I have learned recently. I use YouTube for algs for non-2x2 events but I don’t learn those very often.

 

[bldcuber314]

It depends on the alg but I'd probably go to SpeedcubeDB.(This reminded me that I've forgotten to learn algs for ages...)

 

[NebraskanSpeedsolver]

i used JPERM.net for full pll
i use mostly cubedb
or if i have a really niche alg i normally ask around or find them here on SS

His site is actually currently down, so you may want to check other sources for the time being.

 

[edward_9x]

speedcubedb

 

[rebuC]

His site is actually currently down, so you may want to check other sources for the time being.

I had noticed something was up with JPerm's site, thats part of the reason I made this thread.

 

[randomness...]

im well

His site is actually currently down, so you may want to check other sources for the time being.

im well over full pll at this point but thanks for the heads up!

 

[Bingus cuber]

I have a spreadsheet for PLL on google Sheets, and I use the PDFs from Cubeskills.

 

[Timmah]

I use a few different sites and Youtube channels so don't have a specific one to advise, but I would 100% say look at sites that have different algorithms for the same result. There are some that work better than others depending on whether you're a lefty or righty, how you do finger tricks etc. I've got my best results by not following a single person's total list of algorithms, but putting together the ones that I can memorise and perform the best from any source

 

[FenTheGoat]

Algdb has the most algs and also shows many alternative algs

 

[Gecko777]

jperm videos for learning how to do the algs fast, and GAN pamphlet for the actual algs.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I like to learn my algs in a quiet place, like my room at the beginning of the morning

 

[SpeakCuba]

Hey, I was wondering where everyone learns their algorithms?
What's your favourite alg site or do you just learn them from a YouTube video?
I'd be interested to know as I am trying to find a good site where I can learn my algs.
Thanks to anyone who replies

There are some good sites such as algdb.net. I personally use the app “PocketAlgs” though, I find it much simpler to use, much faster to use as well, and better looking. I think it’s only available on iOS currently though, but I do recommend it if you have an iOS device, especially if you are more of a beginner. A little bonus is that since it’s an app, you don’t need Wi-Fi to use it.

 

[Averageof12]

Hey, I was wondering where everyone learns their algorithms?
What's your favourite alg site or do you just learn them from a YouTube video?
I'd be interested to know as I am trying to find a good site where I can learn my algs.
Thanks to anyone who replies

I either learn from a J Perm video or cyothekings website.

 

[NebraskanSpeedsolver]

My site now has full OLL and PLL!
But other sites are probably better and have more than just 3 and 4.

 

[Averageof12]

I like to learn my algs in a quiet place, like my room at the beginning of the morning

I like to learn my algs while listening to classical music in a peaceful place.