Recognition trainer

J Perm's point: setting up a case yourself doesn't train recognition, because you already know what's coming. The case has to surprise you. See a random case (turned to a random angle, like in a real solve), say or do the algorithm, then reveal.

Which cases?

2-look OLL: cross (3) 2-look OLL: corners (7) 2-look PLL: corners (2) 2-look PLL: edges (4) Full PLL (21) Full OLL (57)

Only cases I marked learning or learned on the OLL/PLL pages

This session

No cases yet.

The time is how long you looked before revealing, i.e. your recognition time. Aim to recognize instantly, then work on going straight into the algorithm.

J Perm's routine: learn about 3 new algorithms at a time, train just those, then mix them with ones you already know, and eventually the whole set. Use the Learning / Learned buttons on the OLL and PLL pages, then tick "Only cases I marked" here.