Fridrich Method - Which Site Should I Learn From?

[waffle=ijm]

nice bump...

and there's a speedcubing wiki with a list of algorithms. mix and match because not one site is just good enough.

 

[musicninja17]

Whatever you do, do NOT learn Fridrich's algs from her page. She says it herself, and she did cross on bottom when she invented it, which is horrible for recognition.

 

[Mitch15]

Whatever you do, do NOT learn Fridrich's algs from her page. She says it herself, and she did cross on bottom when she invented it, which is horrible for recognition.

are you referring to LL cross? or are you dead wrong?
edit: not saying you SHOULD learn Fridrich's algs, I agree with you there.... just asking about the reasoning


also, for the OP, i would suggest looking at different sites and youtube vids to find OLLs and PLLs as well as the going through all the algs at the OLL and PLL pages from here http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Common_Sub_Steps

 

[rubiknewbie]

I didn't spend a lot of time with beginner's (4 look last layer) method. After I know how to solve the cube soon I check out different sites, starting from Jessica Fridrich's site cos that's the only name I know. Then I move on to Dan Knights and many other sites.

Most of my 2-handed algorithms now I think are those from Dan Harris and Bob Burton (similar to badmephisto). 1-handed algorithms mostly from Brian Loftus except for some from forums.

For F2L I learn from a gazillion places like Macky's, though many still come from Fridrich's site as they are quite standard. But later I found some places with more complete F2L solutions like opticubes.com and ZBF2L algorithms.

 

[TheCubeMaster5000]

I simply suggest www.badmephisto.com for both OLL and PLL.

 

[riffz]

Whatever you do, do NOT learn Fridrich's algs from her page. She says it herself, and she did cross on bottom when she invented it, which is horrible for recognition.

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