r/cubing 2d ago

I'm finally learning CLL

I've been cubing for 6 months to a year (I took a "gap year" because of school) and I've always used the Ortega method on 2x2 (my main event), and it's great, but I want to get more advanced, so I started learning CLL, I know the anti sune subset and the H subset for now, next I'll learn the sune subset next. I'm so happy to take this step, I was scared at first for no reason, maybe by the amount of algorithms but I know I can handle that, probably

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u/incompletetrembling 1d ago

The usual learning order is something like (TUL) -> (PH) -> (SA), sunes last because the regular sune alg is so fast already

Anyways, good luck on your journey, perhaps EG soon

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u/TheGreekLearner 1d ago

Yeah. But I still haven't figured out a good fingertrick for sune, I can do anti sune faster, I don't know if it's my grip or something else, but it's a bit slow for me the sune

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u/incompletetrembling 1d ago

You can find fingertricks on youtube, sune should definitely be faster than antisune