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CFOP 3x3 Help! Anything apreciated!
And my main tip for you is to do detailed work on very very specific steps and then working on stringing them together smoothly. Stop spending time watching videos or asking for tips and begin to practise. I am not even trying to be rude this time, independent learning at the beginning stages is always a good idea.
As for the cube its fine
Stop worrying and start objectively and specifically criticising your own solves. Both will make you feel depressed but the latter is actually productive.I have been using CFOP for a while now (8 months, and I feel everyone else got to sub 15 in that time), and my times have dropped to around 30, then I hit a wall. I learned to look ahead, and my times are beginning to drop again. However, I have many problems still, and any comments (except stupid ones) will be apreciated.
Have you thought about practising your cross movecout? Or even practising your cross at all?1. My cross is just awful, and I know people say it is just intuitive/easy, but i think it is hindering times. My cross is around 4-8 secs.
Do large averages, and specific practice2. My times are very inconsistent- depending on the day they can be anything from 23-33 secs, making my average inconsitent as well which is just frustrating.
Then you're not practising right. You have to force the times down not just sit there mindlessly repeating algs3. I feel my PLLs are slow compared with everyone else dispite having practiced them.
If what you think is 2LOLL is correct you must know more than 8 OLLs4. I know 2 look OLL and about 4 OLL algs.
Awkward pairs in 5 moves? Pah, some are optimal 9. For the 4nd time, practise and turn slowly5. I think my F2L is slow, as in it takes me 10 moves to place 1 akward pair - I see people doing it in 5.
Bold text is the clue here6. Should I learn another method? (I don't really want to but I may if I am confident enough or think it will help my CFOP)
If your times don't drop with practise you're not practising well.Any tips would help. Should I Learn more algs for anything? Any specific videos I show get tips from? Will my times just keep dropping with practice?
And my main tip for you is to do detailed work on very very specific steps and then working on stringing them together smoothly. Stop spending time watching videos or asking for tips and begin to practise. I am not even trying to be rude this time, independent learning at the beginning stages is always a good idea.
Oh you.(And please dont spam ROOOOOOUXXXXX!!!, as it isn't very helpful to me).
bold text is the clue here. Work on accuracy using the metronome and making each turn flow into the nextP.S I use a V2 Stickerless Guhong and I have a Stickerd Zanchi in the post. Recommendations? I'm quite an innacurate turner.
As for the cube its fine
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