Begin to learn advanced method

[lenguyentankiet]

Hello everybody, I'm a newbie and my best record is 27 seconds. With the beginner method, I can't solve faster than 27 seconds. I want to learn advanced method with detailed instructions and some tricks if possible. Thank you!

 

[biscuit]

Check out this thread. Mos tpeople learn CFOP, but I'd recommend at least checking out the others. I personally wish I'd learned ZZ, though roux is cool too. That's not to say there's anything wrong with CFOP, but the other methods have just as much if not more potential.

EDIT: Oops! Here's the thread

https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/beginners-guide-to-choosing-a-speedsolving-method.43471/

 

[Chree]

Check out this thread.

What thread?

 

[DGCubes]

What thread?

Perhaps this one.

 

[CornerCutter]

I would learn CFOP if your good at learning algs, and and either Roux or ZZ if you good at finding patterns.

Watch some videos on both and see what you would prefer. If you decide to learn CFOP look at this: https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/how-to-get-faster-using-the-fridrich-cfop-method.6085/

 

[DGCubes]

I would learn CFOP if your good at learning algs, and and either Roux or ZZ if you good at finding patterns.

Watch some videos on both and see what you would prefer. If you decide to learn CFOP look at this: https://www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/how-to-get-faster-using-the-fridrich-cfop-method.6085/

I'd say ZZ probably has more potential for someone who's good with algs. Once you get the basics, you can expand to subsets like ZBLL and/or the CT subsets. I agree that the EO line and ZZ-F2L steps are probably better for pattern people though.

 

[Y2k1]

Definitely check out asmallkitten tutorial (among others) for zz, and keep an open mind about eoline

 

[biscuit]

Perhaps this one.

Uh... Yeah. That one.