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the average speed cuber said:
I use the beginer :/ i cant really learn any others
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Welcome!
I'd recommend learning CFOP, which has over 115 algs. Though they might seem hard to learn, F2L is pretty intuitive. Learn full PLL after that (21 algs), and tackle full OLL last. Full OLL has 57 algorithms, so they might be hard at first. But once you know basic triggers (R U R' U', R U2 R', R' F R F', etc), they will be easier to memorize.
 
the average speed cuber said:
I use the beginer :/ i cant really learn any others
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Beginner's good, but if you want to improve, CFOP is really good. F2L is difficult to comprehend at first, and it will probably slow you down in the beginning, but it is a great timesaver. I recently hit F2L hard, and though I still don't know it really well, it has helped a lot. Then as Imsoosm recommended, PLL next, then OLL. I'm currently working on OLL.

You'll get it with practice!
 
the average speed cuber said:
I use the beginer :/ i cant really learn any others
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I think J Perm on youtube explains CFOP pretty well. Also maybe try to look into other methods such as Roux, ZZ, or Petrus (to name only a few) to see if they might work better for you. I even know a guy who uses 3-style to solve, nothing's really off the table haha.
Whatever method you choose, take it one step at a time. It can be overwhelming if you try to learn everything at once. Just take it easy, you'll get there eventually.
Good luck improving :)
 
Imsoosm said:
Welcome!
I'd recommend learning CFOP, which has over 115 algs. Though they might seem hard to learn, F2L is pretty intuitive. Learn full PLL after that (21 algs), and tackle full OLL last. Full OLL has 57 algorithms, so they might be hard at first. But once you know basic triggers (R U R' U', R U2 R', R' F R F', etc), they will be easier to memorize.
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yea im trying but its hard as you said
 
You have lots of progressive steps if you wanna get faster 😁
Start looking for 4 look last layer, which is roughly 10 algorithms, and quite fast if well mastered 😀
Jperm is a very good teacher, yeah 😁
Learning full CFOP now is too early ^^

4 look last layer is fine to get times between 20 and 30 seconds, then you will learn full PLL and then full OLL

And when you feel ready, work on F2Ls 😄 they are fun because they are intuitive, and quite difficult when you are not used to it but you will learn fast 😁
That is where you will save the most time
 
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Anto said:
You have lots of progressive steps if you wanna get faster 😁
Start looking for 4 look last layer, which is roughly 10 algorithms, and quite fast if well mastered 😀
Jperm is a very good teacher, yeah 😁
Learning full CFOP now is too early ^^

4 look last layer is fine to get times between 20 and 30 seconds, then you will learn full PLL and then full OLL

And when you feel ready, work on F2Ls 😄 they are fun because they are intuitive, and quite difficult when you are not uses to it but you will learn fast 😁
That is where you will save the most time
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I'm getting better at F2L and OLL 😁
 
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Cuban_Cuber said:
I think J Perm on youtube explains CFOP pretty well. Also maybe try to look into other methods such as Roux, ZZ, or Petrus (to name only a few) to see if they might work better for you. I even know a guy who uses 3-style to solve, nothing's really off the table haha.
Whatever method you choose, take it one step at a time. It can be overwhelming if you try to learn everything at once. Just take it easy, you'll get there eventually.
Good luck improving :)
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thankyou, I chose CFOP 2 look, because its to hard to go from 5 algorithms to 130.
 
I memorized M slice perms :D
 
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