i REALLY need help at 4x4!

[Solved_Cuber]

I average around 2 min on 4x4, with my PB being 1:38. I started 4x4 2 weeks ago, after buying the YJ MGC 4x4 (i highly recomend it btw) i improved a lot.
But, I have plateaued at 2 min, and I cant seem to get past that barrier. I am trying to learn 3-2-3, but I don't understand how it really works, and I can't remember my OLL parity most of the time. I am trying to learn as much as I can, but most of the information isn't sticking.

Do any of you have any tips on 3-2-3, parity memorization, and overall 4x4 help??

Thank you.

 

[SH03L4C3]

I average around 2 min on 4x4, with my PB being 1:38. I started 4x4 2 weeks ago, after buying the YJ MGC 4x4 (i highly recomend it btw) i improved a lot.
But, I have plateaued at 2 min, and I cant seem to get past that barrier. I am trying to learn 3-2-3, but I don't understand how it really works, and I can't remember my OLL parity most of the time. I am trying to learn as much as I can, but most of the information isn't sticking.

Do any of you have any tips on 3-2-3, parity memorization, and overall 4x4 help??

Thank you.

Had the same problem

Spoiler: The Solution

Watch Jperm's 4x4 Videos

 

[Solved_Cuber]

Had the same problem

Spoiler: The Solution

Watch Jperm's 4x4 Videos

Well, thats where I got confused lol!

He talks a little quick, and I dont fully get the entire message.

 

[SH03L4C3]

Well, thats where I got confused lol!

He talks a little quick, and I dont fully get the entire message.
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I dont know what to say. I actually learned the parity alg from the Pamphlet that came with the qiyi ms 4x4. lol
I later watched alot of Jperm Videos to get to where I am rn

 

[Solved_Cuber]

I dont know what to say. I actually learned the parity alg from the Pamphlet that came with the qiyi ms 4x4. lol
I later watched alot of Jperm Videos to get to where I am rn

He is very good for 3x3, and 2x2, but the bigger cube tutorials are a little bit harder to follow.

 

[Deleted member 55877]

He is very good for 3x3, and 2x2, but the bigger cube tutorials are a little bit harder to follow.

Try watching the videos multiple times until you fully grasp the concepts

edit: you might want to also try watching Feliks's videos on cubeskills.com

 

[SH03L4C3]

He is very good for 3x3, and 2x2, but the bigger cube tutorials are a little bit harder to follow.

He is pretty much the only good place for 3-2-3 that is not outdated. Watch it, and pause when you need to. Sometimes, I even slow down the youtube video speed. Lemme know then if u have any questions afterwards!

 

[Solved_Cuber]

Thanks for the tips!

Try watching the videos multiple times until you fully grasp the concepts

edit: you might want to also try watching Feliks's videos on cubeskills.com

 

[Deleted member 55877]

the only good place for 3-2-3 that is not outdated.

"outdated" isn't always bad. feliks' old 4x4 videos are still relevant today

 

[SH03L4C3]

"outdated" isn't always bad. feliks' old 4x4 videos are still relevant today

Did not know about feliks. Good source!

 

[Solved_Cuber]

"outdated" isn't always bad. feliks' old 4x4 videos are still relevant today

depends on the tutorials. There have been updated tips and tricks for every cube.

 

[abunickabhi]

I recommend that you still to the reduction method for me, and rely on some online tutorials to get better in edge pairing and center making.

After a while and maybe sub-1 level, its best if you explore new methods like yau, meyer and hoya.
I personally use the Hoya method officially, but I use the other 2 methods too.

 

[Solved_Cuber]

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I recommend that you still to the reduction method for me, and rely on some online tutorials to get better in edge pairing and center making.

After a while and maybe sub-1 level, its best if you explore new methods like yau, meyer and hoya.
I personally use the Hoya method officially, but I use the other 2 methods too.

ave never heard of meyer before. how does it work?

 

[Deleted member 55877]

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ave never heard of meyer before. how does it work?

meyer is a 4x4 method designed for roux users