I want to start speedsolving

[mecb2]

Hi
I am new in speedsolving and I've been searching for an easy method to speedsolve it, but it's hard to find.

I need help with a method. If you have any method suitable for beginners, post it or post a link.

Thanks

 

[Poke]

...I don't want be one to burst your bubble, but you can peek around the corner on this site and you will have Fridrich method flying at you. It is not really hard to find.

But if you want help, you can go here:
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?p=169623#post169623

A post with someone in a similar situation.

 

[thelurch1986]

What are your times so far? I am not the best cuber by any means but I wouldn't jump into an advanced speed solving method such as Petrus, Roux, or Fridrich before averaging roughly 1 minute flat or sub 1 minute.

There are some beginner methods that you can use to practice to get to sub 1 minute if you are not there yet, and badmephisto's youtube video, his beginner tutorial, is a nice beginners method with a good setup to transition into Fridrich, Petrus, Roux, I think mostly Fridrich.

 

[ThatGuy]

The statement below is true.
The statement above is false. (Now quoted 2 times!)
ah(h x 100) paradox!(! x 100)

 

[Cride5]

The statement below is true.
The statement above is false. (Now quoted 2 times!)
ah(h x 100) paradox!(! x 100)

or:

((A <=> B) ^ (B <=> ¬A)) <=> false

 

[Rubikgenius]

That's confusing...

 

[soccerking813]

...I don't want be one to burst your bubble, but you can peek around the corner on this site and you will have Fridrich method flying at you. It is not really hard to find.

A more accurate statement would be, "It would be hard to NOT find information on Fridrich."

 

[Cloud_9ine]

Yea, it wouldnt be too hard to find Roux either, now Petrus would be hard to find.

 

[jms_gears1]

i would suggest learning petrus in all honesty i dont actually use it but i used to and i think that if you learn petrus first then switch to fridrich you will be better off.

http://www.lar5.com/cube/

thats the creator of the petrus methods site it explains it fairly well i think

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG4wsoEEndU&feature=channel_page

lance the blue knights explination of fridrich F2L its really good i think.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIHw7nPjLmY&feature=PlayList&p=DABC9BFD36CD6466&index=0&playnext=1

this seems to be a good roux tutorial

the best choice for you is the one thats easiest to understand and the one you have the most fun with

hope this helps

 

[pentrixter]

Here let me google that for you.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=rubik's+cube+beginner+solution