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[InfintityCuber]

I'm new to speedcubing and my goal is to solve a rubiks cube in/under 20 sec. I currently only do 3x3 but later I will do 2x2 and Pyraminx. My current PB is 1 min. Any suggestions on how to get faster? I would appreciate that.

 

[ketchupcuber]

keep practicing beginners method till your averaging well under a minute then pick CFOP or Roux if you pick CFOP (which i did) then i’d recommend watching J Perms vids on youtube he has tutorials on everything you need to know to go sub 10 and beyond.

 

[ketchupcuber]

also learn ortega for 2x2

 

[PetrusQuber]

Just practise will get you down to below a minute fast. Then I suggest picking a speedsolving method. CFOP, Roux, Petrus and ZZ are nice choices. You can always explore further for other methods which may suit you better though!

 

[BenChristman1]

Welcome!

Then I suggest picking a speedsolving method. CFOP, Roux, Petrus and ZZ are nice choices.

A good source for this is the thread linked below:

Beginner's Guide to Choosing a Speedsolving Method

Foreword: We know that this thread may induce the “wall of text” syndrome (try opening up all the spoilers), but we promise that you are doing yourself a favor by reading this. There is a lot of information, but it is all beneficial and there is no unnecessary information. This thread is...

www.speedsolving.com

 

[Owen Morrison]

Welcome!

A good source for this is the thread linked below:

Beginner's Guide to Choosing a Speedsolving Method

Foreword: We know that this thread may induce the “wall of text” syndrome (try opening up all the spoilers), but we promise that you are doing yourself a favor by reading this. There is a lot of information, but it is all beneficial and there is no unnecessary information. This thread is...

www.speedsolving.com

I read the CFOP section of that thread and the "Quotes from the best" seemed to be very selected quotes from a CFOP user saying why Roux is better than CFOP. I think this thread is biased and is not the best resource for beginners.

It also never mentions that CFOP is BY FAR the fastest if you care about 4x4 and higher.

 

[BenChristman1]

I read the CFOP section of that thread and the "Quotes from the best" seemed to be very selected quotes from a CFOP user saying why Roux is better than CFOP. I think this thread is biased and is not the best resource for beginners.

It also never mentions that CFOP is BY FAR the fastest if you care about 4x4 and higher.

Don't start this again, and do you have anything better?

 

[crazycuber36]

also learn ortega for 2x2

yes definitely learn ortega for 2 by 2, it helps a lot

 

[crazycuber36]

You can also take it step by step and learn 2 look oll and pll and then after some time learn full cfop

 

[DominusCubus]

Watch Jperm on YouTube