OH Roux
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Zain_A24
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Hello,
I am not a Roux solver myself but I would recommend using CFOP for OH. The M slices may get a little awkward and there are much better fingertricks for CFOP. A roux solver can correct me on this.
If you are flexible with what method to use, check out JPerm's OH fingertrick tutorial.
I am not a Roux solver myself but I would recommend using CFOP for OH. The M slices may get a little awkward and there are much better fingertricks for CFOP. A roux solver can correct me on this.
If you are flexible with what method to use, check out JPerm's OH fingertrick tutorial.
CarterK
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I will greatly disagree.
M moves get awkward: Practice. MU can be done OH very close to the same speed as 2H
Much better fingertricks: Not really. RrU is very good, and no rotations
But he's not asking for that, he's asking how to get better at Roux.
Kian has some good videos. Learn how to do a lot of different moves. FB is the most awkward part, but it doesn't have to be that bad. Scramble the cube and find a FB and do it. Scramble again and repeat.
Zain_A24
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Sure. Getting into OH myself. Just giving the advice that was given to me. I was clearly given the wrong advice.
CarterK
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I mean that's ok. Some people will go off of just world rankings alone to determine the best method, which isn't really good for various reasons. Try both and see what you like better, but don't just blindly trust people (including me).I was clearly given the wrong advice.
Zain_A24
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I have to agree with you
tx789
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Kian Mansour has a lot of video on his channel about roux.
Sue Doenim
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OH Roux can definitely be very, very fast; Kian held the WR average at one point. FB generally is pretty awkward, especially in OH. As far as OH-specific advice goes, the best way to combat this would probably just be to drill moves. Get more comfortable with moves that you aren't very fast at. You can also try implementing the technique that Kian talks about in this video. The general idea is to keep the BL edge in place as you do FB, so you don't have to do B moves, and instead do Fw moves.
