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Fridrich F2L: Going Slow and Looking Ahead (Tutorial)

If you don't have a metronome you will find one her. www.metronomeonline.com
Yeah, I said you could use an online metronome and I linked to that in the description. Does no one read annotations these days?

On some of my older videos there's like 15 people asking the same question when it's already been answered in an annotation in the video, and in the video description.
 
Thanks for this. Hopefully in a couple a days or weeks I'll see improvement in my time.I've tried looking ahead and never completely got the jist of it.
I've been cubing for about a year and and have a roadblock average of 30 seconds or so.
Maybe this will help me get interested into cubing again.=)
 
old thread but worth reading!

The advice by Dan Knights on "look-ahead" in actual practice is worth its weight in gold...My F2L is very much smoother after less than a day of practice. Will time some solves this weekend.
 
Thankyou for this tutorial my average has gone down! I was looking for a good tutorial on looking ahead, so Thankyou!!! It really helped!
 
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