Solve rubik with feet??

[MrSupercubefreak]

Do you guys know any sources(websites, videos,etc) that help cubers to learn how to solve rubik with feet??:confused::confused:

 

[masterofthebass]

Its no different than solving with your hands. The one tip is to not do any U turns, only R, L, F, and B turns (and rotations obviously).

 

[robindeun]

there is a video on youtube, in spanish I thought, but you can also search in the forum search

 

[Olivér Perge]

Also try to reduce your move count with F2L tricks and cancellations and watch many feet solving videos.

And next time ask a question like this in the one answer question topic.

 

[Zarxrax]

What is best way to learn feet algs? Muscle memory, or just memorizing the alg in your head? I would expect muscle memory to be very difficult, because its hard to do the algs fast.

 

[Olivér Perge]

What is best way to learn feet algs? Muscle memory, or just memorizing the alg in your head? I would expect muscle memory to be very difficult, because its hard to do the algs fast.

I'm assuming you meant LL algorithms, since F2L is way to easy to follow slowly. I would recommend to try out simulators, they say it helps a lot to memorize the moves.

 

[Mike Hughey]

What is best way to learn feet algs? Muscle memory, or just memorizing the alg in your head? I would expect muscle memory to be very difficult, because its hard to do the algs fast.

It's best to visualize the algorithm, like you visualize intuitive F2L. So keep track of where certain of the pieces move through the algorithm, so you kind of understand it, rather than just doing it blindly. I don't fully understand my OLL and PLL, but I do generally understand how some of the pieces move through the algorithms, which helps me with feet, since I can track them as I go.

And I recommend that even if you know 1-look OLL, you use 2-look OLL at first - it gives you a little less to mess up on.

If you actually practice a lot, you'll probably get where you can use muscle memory with feet. I've already started doing that with some of the algorithms, and I never do more than 5 solves per week. Almost nobody practices with feet solving seriously, which is proved by how far up on the list I am. I stink. (And I'm not just talking about my feet here.)

 

[Dene]

Its no different than solving with your hands. The one tip is to not do any U turns, only R, L, F, and B turns (and rotations obviously).

I actually like U turns.

 

[trying-to-speedcube...]

I never solved Rubik with my feet. That's gross.