Can anyone recommend an easy to understand guide to the CFOP method?

[Elysium82]

hey guys,

I know how to solve the cube, but I would like to speed it up by the CFOP method. I have been watching youtube videos, but I am not exactly able to follow them. Even the beginners' ones.

Is there a guide with a easy-to-understand (options that cover every possible) moves? A quick google search hasnt returned any pdfs or websire (everyone uses videos).
Thanks

 

[F'prime]

hey guys,

I know how to solve the cube, but I would like to speed it up by the CFOP method. I have been watching youtube videos, but I am not exactly able to follow them. Even the beginners' ones.

Is there a guide with a easy-to-understand (options that cover every possible) moves? A quick google search hasnt returned any pdfs or websire (everyone uses videos).
Thanks

Unfortunately, no. CFOP is a bit difficult to learn when starting out, but as you learn and learn, you'll learn it in no time. Try learning cube notation first, as CFOP is an algorithm-based method. If you think CFOP isn't for you, there are many other methods like Roux and ZZ.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

hey guys,

I know how to solve the cube, but I would like to speed it up by the CFOP method. I have been watching youtube videos, but I am not exactly able to follow them. Even the beginners' ones.

Is there a guide with a easy-to-understand (options that cover every possible) moves? A quick google search hasnt returned any pdfs or websire (everyone uses videos).
Thanks

You have to learn intuitive f2l, then you learn 2 look oll and 2 look pll.

After that you progressively learn the rest of the Algs

I think videos are the best resource, so i advise you too keep trying

 

[SpedCube]

Cube notation is important, then try using a site like speedcubedb. That's helped me a lot.

 

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