Erik Akkersdijk's method

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As he is the World record holder(well done Erik;)) i wondered what Method he used in the 7:08 world record was a PLL skip used ??
I wanted to know because i would like to learn the same method. :D
 
He uses Fridrich of course. And how do you "use a PLL skip"?? You get one and it's lucky. If it wasn't a skip you wouldn't be using it, and if you are using it it can't be a skip. Deary me...
 
He uses Fridrich of course. And how do you "use a PLL skip"?? You get one and it's lucky. If it wasn't a skip you wouldn't be using it, and if you are using it it can't be a skip. Deary me...

Well you can always choose to use an algorithm because you think/know it could cause a skip. That would kind of be "using" a skip, but not really.
 
:D i already now fridrich . not alot of the algs :@
now i have to beat 40 seconds lol =(
 
for the method he uses, it is either fridrich with extra cll/ell knowledge, or fridrich with a different extension or a completely different advanced method.

i say this because he said this once: "Jason man, congrats! I'll post some things when I know big parts of my new method too"
he posted it on jason baum's zbf2l update a while ago. i duno, maybe he uses this mysterious method or maybe he discarded it.

link: http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1176&highlight=zb+update&page=4
 
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lucas garron has a whole backtrack of the solve. the scramble, f2l. his oll was the F R U R' U' twice L shape one, then a U2 for a pll.

His method is full fridrich with some tricks to it that he found out himself
 
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