Corners first
Corners Only
Aa, Ab and E. Learn to spot the pair of matching headlights before you decide which one it is.
2-look PLL, then the whole set
The seven algorithms of 2-look PLL first — corners, then edges — and then the rest in the order they are worth learning: adjacent swaps, diagonal swaps, G perms last. PLL is where a twenty-second solver finds the easiest seconds.
Intermediate
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PLL
Goal: Permute the last layer in two looks, then in one.
For you, today
For you, today, 2-look PLL, then the whole set is 77 reps over about 15 minutes, covering 14 cases across PLL.
Reps77
Minutes15
Cases14
Blocks6
Adapt it to you
- The plan as its author wrote it. Cases you have already mastered are skipped.
- Every block at the length the plan asks for.
The plan, block by block
Then edges
Edges Only
Ua, Ub, H and Z — the four shortest algorithms in PLL.
Put the cube down
Rest for 60 seconds
Adjacent corner swaps
Adjacent Corner Swap
Three at a time, weakest first. T and the two J perms come up constantly; get those before you touch F.
Diagonal corner swaps
Diagonal Corner Swap
No headlights anywhere: that is how you recognise them.
G perms, last
G Permutations
Two per session, never four. These are the ones that fall apart under pressure, and telling them apart is harder than executing them.