Yu Nakajima's New Channel

[PCwizCube]

Yu Nakajima has a new YouTube channel for his website here: http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=CUTEXcuber

It has lots of videos, including videos on how to perform the PLL algorithms he uses! Sub 40 PLL Time Attack, here I come! (JK )

I think he's going to put the videos on his new redesigned website, but he hasn't done it yet. (Maybe he has already done it here, but I can't see it when I got to the website)
http://www.cubingtechniques.com

 

[badmephisto]

wow, this is pretty amazing effort by Yu. I have utmost respects for people that not only get good themselves, but help others get good too
and i think i just found new PLLs that I wanna use now; the left R, F, and the N's look pretty nice.

 

[nitrocan]

I learned the N's instantly! They are amazing.

 

[ConnorCuber]

I hope these are good replacements for my current N's F and V because I seriously need some replacements for those

 

[Lotsofsloths]

wow, my respect for Yu just went up.

 

[Harris Chan]

Yu has some cool redesign to his old website =D With people thesedays learning from the videos (on Youtube), it makes sense to do a lot of examples/algos on video, instead of applets or something.

Inspired by him, I spent an hour (plus) filming my OLLs. Now what.

 

[Leviticus]

...Now what.

Make a website....and dont' bail

 

[Hadley4000]

I like how he subscribed to himself.

 

[StachuK1992]

I like how he subscribed to himself.

Hey!
He kind of looks like me!

 

[fanwuq]

The N's and F are the same as the standard...
I like my J's, Y, and Z much better than his. His V begins like the standards, and I lost what's going on because of the crazy rotations.
I'm considering learning his bad R and E.

 

[jeanpaul4289]

I think every sub-13 or sub-15 cuber should make the same like nakaji.... everybody will appreciate that.

 

[fanwuq]

I think every sub-13 or sub-15 cuber should make the same like nakaji.... everybody will appreciate that.

Why? It's a waste of time. 90% of the algs would be the same.
Explanations of solving puzzles would really only need one or 2 per language.

 

[bearit]

this new channel is really awesome. I think I'll find this pretty useful.

 

[hawkmp4]

I think every sub-13 or sub-15 cuber should make the same like nakaji.... everybody will appreciate that.

Why? It's a waste of time. 90% of the algs would be the same.
Explanations of solving puzzles would really only need one or 2 per language.

This made me think...how much cubing knowledge is locked away from other language groups because no one translates it? I know there's a TON of non-English cubing sites.

 

[DcF1337]

Thanks for the info!

Omg, look at the number of videos.

Is his job speedcubing? No wonder he's so good. :O

 

[amostay2004]

does anyone knows wat cubes he's actually using?

 

[Winston]

Do you mean the TYPES of cubes he uses? Take a look at this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnDP73qE-Co
It has the description of all his "Rubik's cube type puzzles", like what cube he uses for 4x4x4 solving and his 3x3x3 collection. Hope this is useful

 

[jeanpaul4289]

Well... i'm interested in the other 10%, also showing your method doesn't kill anybody, just by watching how nakaji solve the cubes i learned a few tricks.

 

[Swordsman Kirby]

I think every sub-13 or sub-15 cuber should make the same like nakaji.... everybody will appreciate that.

Why? It's a waste of time. 90% of the algs would be the same.
Explanations of solving puzzles would really only need one or 2 per language.

This made me think...how much cubing knowledge is locked away from other language groups because no one translates it? I know there's a TON of non-English cubing sites.

Almost all fast algorithms can't be found in China.

 

[DAE_JA_VOO]

does anyone knows wat cubes he's actually using?

His favourite cube for 2H is a Rubik's.com DIY