i just started speedcubing around a month ago and need help getting better

[GL1TCH]

hey guys im an 8 and a half year old speedcuber who just started cubing a month ago (i think)
can anybody give me some tips on becoming better at speedcubing?

 

[Discomantis]

hey guys im an 8 and a half year old speedcuber who just started cubing a month ago (i think)
can anybody give me some tips on becoming better at speedcubing?

Welcome to the forums! What do you average and what method do you use?

 

[Davian]

You want to focus on fingertricks and maybe learn cfop which is the most used speedsolving method for most world class cubers (Max PArk, Yiheng Wang, Tymon Kolasinski etc.) And then practice practicepractice

 

[Jennah]

hey guys im an 8 and a half year old speedcuber who just started cubing a month ago (i think)
can anybody give me some tips on becoming better at speedcubing?

Welcome! I would recommend watching a lot of videos about improving with the beginner method or CFOP. Idk what method you are using right now or what you average, but you can search up "how to be sub-x using the x method" for example.

 

[Calcube]

hey guys im an 8 and a half year old speedcuber who just started cubing a month ago (i think)
can anybody give me some tips on becoming better at speedcubing?

A good tip is to get a good speed cube that's magnetic and has good reviews like the tornado v3. You should try to compete in a wca competition near you. You should also try different event like pyraminx, 2x2, 4x4 and others. Good luck on your cubing journey

 

[Discomantis]

A good tip is to get a good speed cube that's magnetic and has good reviews like the tornado v3. You should try to compete in a wca competition near you. You should also try different event like pyraminx, 2x2, 4x4 and others. Good luck on your cubing journey

To me it looks like they have the Gan 13 but I'm not really sure tbh

 

[1x1 wr holder!]

When starting off cubing, it’s good to do speedsolves until you feel like you’re at a comfortable spot with whatever method you use. Afterwords, build off of that method by removing time consuming steps and adding more efficient ones. For example, in the very beginner's method, cross is built using the daisy pattern. This can be replaced by lookahead and intuitive patterns. Another example is in layer building. Layer are solved one piece at a time in beginners' method, but by implementing the first-two-layers strategy from the cfop method, one can build the layers two pieces at a time. When starting out, you don't necessarily need a top-of-the-line magnetic speed cube. I used a non-magnetic 7 dollar cube for over a year, and I managed sub-27 seconds. Still, buying a magnetic cube should be considered once serious improvement is made. Good luck on your goals, and feel free to ask any questions.
-1x1 wr holder!