Methods?

[talonryanicecreambar]

I've known the Fridrich method for about 4 months now and I got down to around 10 seconds, averaging around 20. Now I'm wondering, should I learn any other methods that are faster before I get too comfortable? Pretty much I'm asking if there's a method faster than Fridrich.

 

[Cyrus C.]

Jeez, I think you must be pretty comfy if your at 10 seconds.

 

[dannyz0r]

4 months and already at 10?

 

[talonryanicecreambar]

Really lucky solve... I average 20 seconds. Opps I forgot to add that.

 

[bwatkins]

whats faster for you may not be faster for everyone...its totally preference

 

[Hiero]

Yeah, 10 seconds is kind of slow. I heard there's a new Dan Brown video out, you might wanna try it.

 

[talonryanicecreambar]

LOL Yes very good idea I'll jump right to that...

 

[talonryanicecreambar]

I guess I'll just try to learn full oll.

 

[bwatkins]

it's worth looking into Petrus or Roux, just because knowing more about the cube in general will make you a better solver. Just give them all a try and see if you like block building or not, the simpleist answer it to try it all and see what works for you.

 

[michaellahti]

I'd think that you'd know about other methods with that kind of cube knowledge and speed... It'd be nice to see an average vid.

 

[talonryanicecreambar]

Maybe after the winter break.

 

[EmersonHerrmann]

Learn all CLL algorithms, MGLS, Winter Variation, and you should be okay. Also OLL and PLL.

 

[tkcube1]

If your f2l is finished at 10 during a solve and you still aren't averaging sub 20 try learning full oll, and use the pll trainer on badmephisto's site. Then you will probably get your times down to around 15.

 

[4Chan]

My method (ZB) is faster.
When mastered, will take a few years though.
I haven't even finished learning it yet.