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Then why TF do you want tips to get faster? Intuitive l4e learn it grind it get sub4. If u are too lazy, to put in the work then I suggest you don’t ask and waste people’s time
I don't see any reason you made that post, it didn't help me or anyone else here. Go back to annoying @NebraskanSpeedsolver or @AhsanDaCuber125 , becuase you are doing no good here
 
All I wanna do for clock is get sub12, for pyra I wanna get sub 4 (for averages)
I started Clock a few weeks ago and use Beginners Method. I mostly just did solves and now I'm sub 13ish. However, tips I would give is having a fixed pin order(not sure if this is the correct term). Basically you always push the pins in the same order. I start with the top 2 pins down, then push up UL and push down DR. I use similar patterns for the rest of the solve, hope this makes sense. This is the most important.

Also, instead of a y2 rotation do an x2 rotation. The only difference this makes is at the end you push all the dials to the bottom instead of top, which is actually better to fingertrick.

The final thing is making sure you can start in 4 ways- white on top and white bottom(if the bottom looks better, do a z2 rotation and start there instead.) Also make sure you can start on white and black, I assume you already do this.

Hope this helps!(These are only tips with Beginners as that's all I know lol. I'm out as soon as coordination is required to do simul moves.)
 
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