IQubic
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Need help on F2L look ahead. Maybe somthing other than slow turning, because I am trying that already
Need help on F2L look ahead. Maybe somthing other than slow turning, because I am trying that already
Need help on F2L look ahead. Maybe somthing other than slow turning, because I am trying that already
Some great advice from Dominate in this thread: http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/s...n-you-are-good-at-looking-ahead-for-F2L/page2Need help on F2L look ahead. Maybe somthing other than slow turning, because I am trying that already
Not sure if this is the right place to post this. My algorithm execution times are very slow, mostly due to re-grips and using the wrong fingers for specific moves. Is there any good video describing optimal finger positions/finger tricks? This is where I need to improve most. Basic algs like the Sune take me 2 seconds. F U R U' R' F' takes me 2 seconds. Please help.
I have just the thing for this. Basically, I have just put together a document outlining the optimised fingertricks of top cubers for each and every OLL, using my new fingertrick notation. Contained within are multiple algs for every OLL case, along with which finger to use at which point when to achieve the fewest regrips/rotations/awkward finger resets possible. Also I am releasing information on a couple of new ideas fignertrick wise that have real potential, so I will probably do a short video demo of each of those. There is an extended essay on fingertricks and their execution preambling the body of the document, so you may find some help there. The idea is that you can put it on a kindle/tablet/phone and have it as a constant reference not only of the moves for a given OLL, but how to execute them, rendering it a cut above every other OLL/PLL document I have seen. Those without portable devices can of course just print out "todays alg" individually and learn it, but I originally began developing it to sit on my kindle. I was hoping to have it out last week, but work commitments got in the way. PM me with an email address and I will make sure you get an advance preview, and I can send you the appropriate excerpts for the algs you mention and any others you wish.
This sounds awesome, can't wait to see it!