|
|
|
|||
matsam New user 53 Posts 
|
I've gotten pretty good at the beginner's method taught on Cube3. I can do it consistently between 1.5 and 2 minutes.
I suppose I should step up and learn the next level, but I'm very intimidated. Does anyone recommend a particular solution and resource for jumping up to the next level? (Whatever is easiest along that path!) Thanks! |
scott0819 Inner circle Toronto, Ont. 1040 Posts
|
You should join the Reddit sub r/Cubers. The people are super nice and helpful over there. After beginners method, assuming you want to continue with CFOP, I would recommend learning these things next.
1. Efficient cross solving - planning the whole cross in max. 8 moves. 2. F2L - it will take a while to learn, start early. 3. 2-Look PLL (5 algorithms) 4. 2-Look OLL (9 algorithms) 5. Full PLL (16 algorithms + 5 you know = 21 total) That's as far as I've gotten. You can learn full OLL but it's 57 algorithms total. |
|
scott0819 Inner circle Toronto, Ont. 1040 Posts
|
Resources:
www.cubeskills.com for most things but I prefer J Perm on YouTube for his F2L guide PDF and videos. |
|
matsam New user 53 Posts
|
Thanks for the tips! I appreciate it.
|
DragonLore New user Toronto 76 Posts
|
Quote:
On Jul 20, 2018, scott0819 wrote: An old post, but still very useful —and J Perm is actually still around. —A belated thanks… |
Posted: Jun 17, 2018 02:14 am 