How to turn OH?

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I really love solving OH, but I average 45 seconds because my turning sucks. I can't do any cool fingertricks like most fast people. I have a mini moyu weilong as my main cube and I still cant seem to turn R' with my pinky. Am I doing something wrong? My fingers aren't that short so it isn't the size of the cube. I have the same problem with a 42mm Zhanchi.
 
you know people who are amazing at oh practiced alot just keep turning and trying your at 45 seconds i dont even do oh and get times like you without knowing any oh algs sometimes i feel like people practice for a little bit and when they arent pro in a month or whatever they make a thread wtf
 
you know people who are amazing at oh practiced alot just keep turning and trying your at 45 seconds i dont even do oh and get times like you without knowing any oh algs sometimes i feel like people practice for a little bit and when they arent pro in a month or whatever they make a thread wtf

Someone is a bit cynical. I don't practice OH either, nor do I know any OH algs (I don't even know full PLL). I was simply asking for advice, isn't that the point of the forums? I know I wont be pro in a month. ****, I am barely averaging 20 with both hands.
 
Watch asmallkitten's video about it, practice, maybe learn some OH algs, practice more.
Trying to drill PLLs can help too.
 
I really love solving OH, but I average 45 seconds because my turning sucks. I can't do any cool fingertricks like most fast people. I have a mini moyu weilong as my main cube and I still cant seem to turn R' with my pinky. Am I doing something wrong? My fingers aren't that short so it isn't the size of the cube. I have the same problem with a 42mm Zhanchi.

I doubt your hands are too small. You're probably either not holding the cube right or just haven't put in much practice. I hold the cube with my thumb on the front center and my middle finger on the back center with the cube rotated about 45 degrees along the z-axis (like the pic illustrates).

cube rotated.jpg
 
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