Fridrich Method

[comady25]

I was wondering if there was a easy tutorial on the Fridrich Method out there.

(P.S no link to Dan Brown's page or a video please )

 

[cyoubx]

You could use mine
YT search cyoubx haha

or you could use Badmephisto's

Look up intuitive F2L, then go to Badmephisto's website and learn the LL's.

 

[radmin]

You could use mine
YT search cyoubx haha

or you could use Badmephisto's

Look up intuitive F2L, then go to Badmephisto's website and learn the LL's.

Badmephisto's youtube video is how I got started.
His "two look" method of oll and pll make a great starting point.

 

[waffle=ijm]

So wait, you don't want a video? Badmephisto is great starter. But remember to explore other methods than CFOP. There are already other methods capable of being sub-10.

 

[jiggy]

This has been covered many many times, so please use the search function or at least the one answer question thread in the future. No harm done though! =)

As others have said, badmephisto really does have the best tutorials on this method. Here's a link to his F2L tutorial Part 1 and Part 2. Good luck!

EDIT: Oops, perhaps I should have read more carefully and not linked you to a video. Well, either way, I still recommend the videos!

EDIT 2: While I'm here, I may as well give you something useful: Andy Klise has excellent PDFs on many areas of speedcubing here.

 

[cyoubx]

But if you don't want a video (I have not a clue why), search for F2L intuitive then go to Badmephisto's website for OLL's and PLL's.

On another note, if you're averaging 5 minutes, I think you should try to be more fluid with LBL (work on finger tricks and such). You're going to need a better understanding of the cube before you tackle intuitive F2L.