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FireCuber
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Welcome to the forums!! It is great to have you here!!
I would suggest learning the CFOP method next. I learned it when I was about that time too.
Hope this helps!
Prabal Baishya
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You are welcomed.
For further improvement, you can learn CFOP or other speed cubing methods.
Explore all of them and see which one suits you the best.
Best Of Luck for your speed cubing journey!
For further improvement, you can learn CFOP or other speed cubing methods.
Explore all of them and see which one suits you the best.
Best Of Luck for your speed cubing journey!
Solvador Cubi
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Hi jkx9,
I started with CFOP just a few years with intuitive F2L and 4LLL.
But as I've learned more, I now recommend to beginners to learn Varasano/Ortega for 2x2, then move to a corners-first method, then to Roux. They are fairly efficient without having to learn dozens of algorithms at first.
Either way, try out a few different methods and use what you end up liking.
-= Solvador Cubi
I started with CFOP just a few years with intuitive F2L and 4LLL.
But as I've learned more, I now recommend to beginners to learn Varasano/Ortega for 2x2, then move to a corners-first method, then to Roux. They are fairly efficient without having to learn dozens of algorithms at first.
Either way, try out a few different methods and use what you end up liking.
-= Solvador Cubi
1001010101001
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-CFOP (but only if you want the easy way)
-ZZ( THe hard way)
-Roux(the medium way)
-Petrus( the boring way)
-ZZ( THe hard way)
-Roux(the medium way)
-Petrus( the boring way)
MiaSponseller
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Hello! CFOP is probably the best way to go. There are many resources out there for it and it's quite easy to improve using it.
1001010101001
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CFOP is inefficient compared to other speedsolving methods.Hello! CFOP is probably the best way to go. There are many resources out there for it and it's quite easy to improve using it.
Everyone here is suggesting CFOP, but here's my suggestion: Do use CFOP, but only til you average around 35-45 seconds. At that point, take some time to choose which method you want to stick with. The main 3 speedsolving methods are CFOP, Roux, and ZZ. My advice would be to check out this thread.
1001010101001
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When you reach sub 35, decide if you want to stick with CFOP or switch. No one is forcing you to use CFOP.
Using aussie binario is also a good idea.
cubeshepherd
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That is a really good recommendation and I personally do not think I would have thought of that because when I first started cubing, I learned full CFOP 1 month after I first learned how to solve a 3x3, and I was only averaging around 25-30 seconds at the point.
But your thought is probably one of the better options in regards to learning CFOP, and if I were to go back and relearn CFOP, I would most likely do what you recommended. Also, Sorry for the slightly off topic intervention.
cubeshepherd
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Welcome @jkx9, It a really nice to have you here.