OLL trainer
Drill all 57 OLL cases until each algorithm comes back on sight, in whatever order you meet them.
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How OLL training works
What OLL is
OLL, orientation of the last layer, is the step that makes the whole last layer one color. There are 57 cases, each with its own algorithm. After OLL, only PLL is left.
How the drill works
You get a case and execute its algorithm, one case after another. Select the cases you are learning, draw them at random or in order, and add criteria such as a time limit or an unneeded moves check. A connected smart cube times recognition and execution for each case.
How to practice here
Pick a handful of cases and drill them until you start without hesitating, then add more. Adaptive mode, a Pro feature, keeps you on your weakest cases.
Look up the OLL algorithms in the library
How many OLL algorithms are there?
57 cases, each with its own algorithm. The trainer includes all of them, and you choose which ones to practice.
Should I learn 2 Look OLL first?
Many cubers do. 2 Look OLL splits OLL into two steps and needs only 10 cases. There is a separate 2 Look OLL trainer for it.
Do I need a smart cube to use the trainer?
No. A smart cube is optional. When connected, it adds separate recognition and execution times.
Where do I find the algorithms?
Every case has a diagram and algorithms in the OLL algorithm library, linked above. Use the trainer to drill the ones you pick.