[Unofficial] F2L Practice with metronome

[luhdi]

This is a video of me practicing my F2L with a metronome from 60 to 160 BPM. If this can inspire others to practice look ahead this way ;-)

 

[JE007]

Nice!

 

[DennisStrehlau]

Great idea! I HAVE to try that!

Greetings, Dennis

 

[luhdi]

Thanks =)
Yeah it's definitely a good exercise and the main interet is that you can really see your progression in look ahead !

 

[god of rubic 2]

wow, I'm going to try this.

 

[Johnnyman318]

Don't know why, but the metronome thing never helped me really. Guess I just couldn't get into it.

 

[Cruzer50]

Cool, wonder if it would help with blind solving?

 

[luhdi]

Cool, wonder if it would help with blind solving?

I can't be sure for blind, since I don't do blind solves, but in theory I would think that it can be useful for smoothness : you turn slowly and consistent so that you can remember what pieces you're gonna place after the one you are executing= look ahead.

 

[Noahaha]

I can't be sure for blind, since I don't do blind solves, but in theory I would think that it can be useful for smoothness : you turn slowly and consistent so that you can remember what pieces you're gonna place after the one you are executing= look ahead.

It's more useful for memo.

 

[Godmil]

That is pretty inspiring, thanks.

 

[luhdi]

Godmil : thanks i'm glad you liked it ^^

Noahaha : It's interesting, how would it work ?( Because actually i don't do blind because i just can't memorize even with the common memo method i've heard of)

 

[jonlin]

Hmm... this used to be all the rage back in mid-2012. Wonder why no one talks about it now.