Cross Boot Camp

Brian Kremer

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I made some beginner level videos on the first step in CFOP:

  • One: The Basics - This video explains the basics of building a cross.
  • Two: Swapping Opposite Edges - This video shows a simple way to swap opposite edges on the cross.
  • Three: Flipping an Edge - This video shows a quick and easy way to flip an edge on the cross.
  • Four: Combination Moves - This video is an introduction to some basic combination moves you will run into often when solving the cross.
  • Five: Chain Reactions - This video shows a pattern of combination moves where multiple edge pieces are solved in a row, like a chain reaction.
  • Six: Opposite Colors - When solving the first layer cross, sometimes it’s easier to solve the cross 180 degrees off.
  • Seven: Off by 90 Degrees - Sometimes it’s easier to work toward an intermediate solution where the cross is 90 degrees away from being solved.
  • Eight: Extended Cross - Pick an F2L pair and predict where it will go as you solve the first layer cross.

I would make more... any ideas?
 
GET YOUR CROSS UNDER EIGHT MOVES PRIVATE, I BET YOU CAN"T DO THE SHIMMY WIMMY CUPID SHUFFLE DOWN THE STREET IN EIGHT MOVES

Edit: Sorry I just wanted to do that because I saw boot camp and Go Navy

Edit Edit: I'm going to try this it looks cool
 
These are excellent videos in conception and content. My problem, as a beginner, is that most guides say to solve the cross intuitively. Yes, it can be done, but this is a much better approach. I'm starting the blindfold practice.
 
Pretty good videos! To me, practice is very important too. I started by doing 1 cross piece bld, then 2, then 3, then the entire cross. It helps with planning it all out
 
I made some beginner level videos on the first step in CFOP:

  • One: The Basics - This video explains the basics of building a cross.
  • Two: Swapping Opposite Edges - This video shows a simple way to swap opposite edges on the cross.
  • Three: Flipping an Edge - This video shows a quick and easy way to flip an edge on the cross.
  • Four: Combination Moves - This video is an introduction to some basic combination moves you will run into often when solving the cross.
  • Five: Chain Reactions - This video shows a pattern of combination moves where multiple edge pieces are solved in a row, like a chain reaction.
  • Six: Opposite Colors - When solving the first layer cross, sometimes it’s easier to solve the cross 180 degrees off.
  • Seven: Off by 90 Degrees - Sometimes it’s easier to work toward an intermediate solution where the cross is 90 degrees away from being solved.
  • Eight: Extended Cross - Pick an F2L pair and predict where it will go as you solve the first layer cross.

I would make more... any ideas?
Thanks for the help
 
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