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Another tip that I don't see many people giving: use table abuse.
Your cube locks up badly while turning? Instead of wasting many seconds struggling with it in the air, sort it out with the table!
Your alg is a little odd to fingertrick? Table abuse helps. My OH H, E, F and Ga perms are pretty much awful without table abuse. (Note: this doesn't mean you should just use some awful alg and table abuse. Pick good ones, and use table abuse to make them faster, if you can)
Meh, imo this is a bad habit to start. You can't turn really fast and smoothly if you table abuse, because it ruins the flow of the turning.
cfop vs roux
Doesn't work as well for cfop
you can still use table to some extent.
In comp you'll always have a table.I've always thought it was dumb for some people to table abuse some of their PLLs. What do you do when you're standing up with no table/surface to use?
True, but I think the point Antoine was trying to make was that it makes the solve a lot choppier.
CFOP example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKXVFdOuVmc
The main reason for table abuse here is to realign the cube, and while it is happening, tps is basically zero. Obviously different than LSE on Roux, as that is almost necessary to use the table for the M-slices.
In comp you'll always have a table.
True, but I think the point Antoine was trying to make was that it makes the solve a lot choppier.
CFOP example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKXVFdOuVmc
The main reason for table abuse here is to realign the cube, and while it is happening, tps is basically zero. Obviously different than LSE on Roux, as that is almost necessary to use the table for the M-slices.
So many thinks to learn..: (
So as of now I should stick to the standard CFOP method?