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From what I can make up out of this thread, I think you should just not rush it.
Especially OH speed comes by a lot of practice, and thus by a lot of time.
Especially OH speed comes by a lot of practice, and thus by a lot of time.
I can do R U' really quicklyFrom what I can make up out of this thread, I think you should just not rush it.
Especially OH speed comes by a lot of practice, and thus by a lot of time.
That would be about 45secs average
Thanks I'll have a look at that.
The reason I'm not good at OH fingertricks is that I have hands as small as a grade 5 kid (cause I am )
That would be about 45secs average
Don't know how to do that yet.Get your finger tricks right, maintain look ahead and practise a lot.
Please help me improve and don't just say "PRACTISE"
I suggest buying a smaller cube, such as a mini Type A or A5(slightly larger than mini type A). That worked well for me when I was about your age.
Im learning all the PLL nowKnow full PLL and quite a bit of OLL
Im learning all the PLL now
i'm not saying this just because i'm a ZZ solver, but ZZ method seems perfect for doing OH solves just for the fact EO-Line reduces moves required to RUL group (which i feel makes doing OH F2L easier?) and guarantees a Cross for your last layer
4 more to goThat's good, but remember that it's better for beginners to improve their F2L and their movecount than to keep learning algs. I'm not suggest to stop learning PLLs, I'm saying that you don't need to prioritize them.
I use Badmephisto's basic Fridrich F2LThat's good, but remember that it's better for beginners to improve their F2L and their movecount than to keep learning algs. I'm not suggest to stop learning PLLs, I'm saying that you don't need to prioritize them.