My Intro

[Reck]

So Hi, my name's Ryan and I'm from Australia. I picked up the cube somehwere around september I think so I've been cubing around uh 3 months. I started out with a method off "jeays" or something, got my average to around 1:45 then switched over to roux around october. My personal best is a 21.48 (uber major lucky fluke) and I currently average around 30s.

I need to learn COLL's.

So yeah, was wondering if there's more roux users here hehe..I'm also interested in learning Fridrich. I can do "cheap" fridrich i suppose, because I've never used a tutorial, just figured it out and used algs I already know. Any help with intuitive fridrich would be cool too

 

[Kolraz]

Search for fridrich and youtube, theres a good one by badmephisto.

I can do intuitive fridrich but its not faster than my beginners method yet as i cant do it fast enough.

 

[andrewvo1324]

www.youtube.com/aznboi1324

those are my tutorials i tried my best explaining

im andrew nice to meet you! i wrote a intro to. you can go check it out!

Also can someone expalin what coll are?

 

[Kemp_Drumsalot]

Corners of last layer if I remember correctly

 

[Dyste]

Well, I'm trying to do some Roux solves every now and then. I'm not very good at block building, though.

 

[Kemp_Drumsalot]

Anyone want to explain how Roux works?

 

[Reck]

hehe thanks for fridrich help.

This helped me a lot with roux. http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=Qhorin I think the member here on speedsolving.com is called richard, not sure.

Roux basically works by sovling two blocks on both sides of the cube, finishes the corners and solves the middle layer. It's mostly intuitive except for one step where you need COLL algorithms. The pictures on roux's website might explain it a bit better, but the tutorial itself is confusing for beginners.

http://grrroux.free.fr/method/Intro.html