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what should I use for an OH method


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If you want to put time into getting good at M slice, which not everybody can master then 100% Roux. If you don't think you're capable of doing all the slice turns or you aren't a fan of table abuse go with ZZ. If you want something unique and fun go with YruRU, it's at least as good as ZZ and it's arguably a competitor with Roux.

I don't see any advantage of using Petrus or Nautilus for OH so probably don't do those unless you want to explore APB and some EO Nautilus variant.
 
Hey, I avg about 13 and sub-24 on OH. My current goal is to now avg sub 11 on 3x3 and sub 18 on OH.
For OH I would say that simply practice more. I went from ~1 min to sub-30 by simply practising a lot and not learning anything new. After that I learnt some OH PLL for the cases where I usually had to 2 look. I still use 2 look OLL but I will try to learn OH OLLs too.
 
Yeah I am going to spend Christmas break deciding my OH method. Right now I am leaning more towards cfop because I like the process better and I am pretty good at f2l.
 
So I'm board so I thought i would update this with some goals for 2022 and beyond. Also I will try to keep this updated regularly. But I probably will fail at that.

First I finally got some new events them being square one and 5x5.

My goals are to.

  • Get to be confidently sub 15 or even better.
  • Get sub 20 on square 1 this is one of my favorite events now.
  • Sub 1 minute on 4x4
  • Become sub 30 OH
  • Maybe get sub 2 minute on 5x5
  • Try new events.
  • And lastly maybe learn bld
 
ore will break up with me if I don't tell you that you should check out the Lin method for square-1. Top Lin users are Vicenzo Guerino Cecchini, Alessandro Ricci, and Helmer Ewert - all of whom have either had a world record or are currently top 10 in the world for average.
It's much more intuitive and requires less algorithms than Vandenburg.

E: This is the best tutorial if you want to learn how to do blind
 
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ore will break up with me if I don't tell you that you should check out the Lin method for square-1. Top Lin users are Vicenzo Guerino Cecchini, Alessandro Ricci, and Helmer Ewert - all of whom have either had a world record or are currently top 10 in the world for average.
It's much more intuitive and requires less algorithms than Vandenburg.

E: This is the best tutorial if you want to learn how to do blind
Thanks for the suggestions cause I had no idea what method I was going to learn for sq1
 
And I'm board so I thought i would update this with some goals for 2022 and beyond. Also I will try to keep this updated regularly. But I probably will fail at that.

First I finally got some new events them being square one and 5x5.

My goals are to.

  • Get to be confidently sub 15 or even better.
  • Get sub 20 on square 1 this is one of my favorite events now.
  • Sub 1 minute on 4x4
  • Become sub 30 OH
  • Maybe get sub 2 minute on 5x5
  • Try new events.
  • And lastly maybe learn bld
www.cubeskills.com and Tuesday Tips by Kevin Hays are the best place to learn how to get fast on 5x5.
And 6x6/7x7.
 
@GenTheThief What's the best way to learn Lin. tutorials and algs stuff like that
Here's a text tutorial for lin, in the form of an image.
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Alessandro also has a good yt series I've heard:

If you need a tutorial for cubeshape, derpy has a beginner tutorial, and cubemaster has fantastic videos on the topic as well.
 
Here's a text tutorial for lin, in the form of an image.

Alessandro also has a good yt series I've heard:

If you need a tutorial for cubeshape, derpy has a beginner tutorial, and cubemaster has fantastic videos on the topic as well.
I loved this tutorial. Thanks for linking it up.
 
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