AzureSnowflake
Member
- Joined
- Dec 16, 2014
- Messages
- 1
Apologies in advance if any of my questions have been answered prior to this
1. I have a good feeling that this has been asked already, but how long would it take for a normal person to learn CFOP? Please just an estimate.
2. I've heard being color neutral is really helpful. I was just wondering what ways I can be color neutral besides switching colors every 20 or so solves.
3. I'm currently at the beginning stage of learning CFOP, I'm still learning F2L, I'll say I pretty much have it most down, and I was wondering if it was normal when I use F2L and I get slower times and avgs? I'm guessing it takes time to get used to?
4. I mean i guess it boils down to practice for number 3, but I was wondering if you guys have any suggestions for easier implementation of F2L into my solves, so it basically becomes an instinct to execute F2L.
5. A wierd question but on bigger cubes my fingers get in the way while i execute turns, I was wondering if someone else had this problem and how was it resolved.
6. I'm currently planning to watch youtuber's tutorials on F2L and after I've memorized, I'd move on to memorizing cases from the wiki, and yes I mean all of them. I was wondering which youtuber's has provided the best and most diverse tutorial, diverse as in different algs, and tons of cases.
Again, apologies if any of my questions have already been answered.
1. I have a good feeling that this has been asked already, but how long would it take for a normal person to learn CFOP? Please just an estimate.
2. I've heard being color neutral is really helpful. I was just wondering what ways I can be color neutral besides switching colors every 20 or so solves.
3. I'm currently at the beginning stage of learning CFOP, I'm still learning F2L, I'll say I pretty much have it most down, and I was wondering if it was normal when I use F2L and I get slower times and avgs? I'm guessing it takes time to get used to?
4. I mean i guess it boils down to practice for number 3, but I was wondering if you guys have any suggestions for easier implementation of F2L into my solves, so it basically becomes an instinct to execute F2L.
5. A wierd question but on bigger cubes my fingers get in the way while i execute turns, I was wondering if someone else had this problem and how was it resolved.
6. I'm currently planning to watch youtuber's tutorials on F2L and after I've memorized, I'd move on to memorizing cases from the wiki, and yes I mean all of them. I was wondering which youtuber's has provided the best and most diverse tutorial, diverse as in different algs, and tons of cases.
Again, apologies if any of my questions have already been answered.
Last edited: