Make your algs faster with even more finger tricks (also for advanced cubers)

[Smiles]

regrips irk me so please cut them out of your algs guys

 

[MarcelP]

Nice video. You have some interesting OLL algs too.

 

[Smiles]

thanks! I thought the algs were mostly standard tho

 

[Abhay Singh Tomar]

Really nice video...but what about lower case moves?

 

[Smiles]

either avoid them (in general), or do the same thing as you would for the single layer move.
if it becomes too awkward even after a long time trying it out, then maybe find a new alg. if you have a specific alg in mind, I can help u with that

 

[Abhay Singh Tomar]

either avoid them (in general), or do the same thing as you would for the single layer move.
if it becomes too awkward even after a long time trying it out, then maybe find a new alg. if you have a specific alg in mind, I can help u with that

Yeah I use this v-perm- R' U R' d' R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R F.
The alg. is pretty nice but the problem is that after I do the d' rest of the alg. becomes locky, sloppy, slow you name it!
I have tried using U' Y instead of the d' but it isn't helping. I have considered learning a new alg. but this thing is in my muscle memo. what should I do?

 

[Smiles]

Yeah I use this v-perm- R' U R' d' R' F' R2 U' R' U R' F R F.
The alg. is pretty nice but the problem is that after I do the d' rest of the alg. becomes locky, sloppy, slow you name it!
I have tried using U' Y instead of the d' but it isn't helping. I have considered learning a new alg. but this thing is in my muscle memo. what should I do?

it's interesting that the alg tends to be written that way, because everybody i know does it as (U' y)
U' y is generally the way to go; d' is pretty uncomfortable.

you can also experiment with some other algs:
R' U R' U' R D' R' D R' U D' R2 U' R2 D R2
z D' R2 D R2 U R' D' R U' R U R' D R U'

but it's generally accepted to use the one you're using, so just practice it i guess.
the second one i wrote is pretty fast too, but the z rotation..

honestly i hate v perm too

 

[mark49152]

Good video, thanks.

 

[Tom Joad]

Super stuff, I can certainly recommend this to anyone who is stuck around 20-25 seconds

 

[RennuR]

Smiles. I must say you are a very unique video maker. I love how you tackle different subjects, and explain it with such uniqueness, but greatness. I agree your videos are perfect for the 20-25 averagers, and I am currently practicing your EO idea with F2l lookahead. It forces me to think about how to solve f2l cases from different angles, and makes me think differently. Keep up the good work man!

~RennuR

 

[mDiPalma]

good video,

for the Aperm+U' that is shown in the video (#10), you can also just do Aperm+d' (perform d' with the right middle finger)

 

[Smiles]

Super stuff, I can certainly recommend this to anyone who is stuck around 20-25 seconds

I'm really glad you like it!

Smiles. I must say you are a very unique video maker. I love how you tackle different subjects, and explain it with such uniqueness, but greatness. I agree your videos are perfect for the 20-25 averagers, and I am currently practicing your EO idea with F2l lookahead. It forces me to think about how to solve f2l cases from different angles, and makes me think differently. Keep up the good work man!

~RennuR

Thanks! it means a lot to me that you are really benefiting

good video,

for the Aperm+U' that is shown in the video (#10), you can also just do Aperm+d' (perform d' with the right middle finger)

I was skeptical before I tried it but I can't believe how easy that is. I added an annotation and credited you for that point. Thanks!