Pyraminx method that I should learn

[toinou06cubing]

Hi everyone,
I am pretty new to speedcubing, I've only been cubing for 1 and a half year.
I currently average around 12 on Pyra, but I use total beginner method. In your opinion, which method should I now learn ?
Thank you for your answer.

 

[ProStar]

Hi everyone,
I am pretty new to speedcubing, I've only been cubing for 1 and a half year.
I currently average around 12 on Pyra, but I use total beginner method. In your opinion, which method should I now learn ?
Thank you for your answer.

What do you mean by total beginner method? Do you just solve a different side over and over until it's solved?

 

[Cubinwitdapizza]

Most of these people use L4e but I use top first and we need more top first users.

 

[toinou06cubing]

I first solve a side, then the tips and finally the last 3 edges

 

[Cubinwitdapizza]

I first solve a side, then the tips and finally the last 3 edges

That’s lbl. There are people that are sub 7 with it (like @ProStar)

 

[ProStar]

I first solve a side, then the tips and finally the last 3 edges

Ok then you use LBL like me. I'd recommend learning intuitive L4E next

That’s lbl. There are people that are sub 7 with it (like @ProStar)

A lot of people are sub-7 with LBL

 

[toinou06cubing]

That’s lbl. There are people that are sub 7 with it (like @ProStar)

Yes thanks, didn't have the word in mind.
I know that it's possible to be around 6 with this method, but I have a pretty low TPS and a bad QiYi Pyra.

 

[Cubinwitdapizza]

Yes thanks, didn't have the word in mind.
I know that it's possible to be around 6 with this method, but I have a pretty low TPS and a bad QiYi Pyra.

Again, (top first revolution)

 

[toinou06cubing]

Ok then you use LBL like me. I'd recommend learning intuitive L4E next



A lot of people are sub-7 with LBL

OK thanks, where can I find a good L4E method explanation ?
Sorry about all these questions, but I didn't care that much about Pyra until recently

 

[Cubinwitdapizza]

OK thanks, where can I find a good L4E method explanation ?
Sorry about all these questions, but I didn't care that much about Pyra until recently

DGcubes I think has a tutorial video, and he’s sub 3

 

[ProStar]

OK thanks, where can I find a good L4E method explanation ?
Sorry about all these questions, but I didn't care that much about Pyra until recently

Z3Cubing has a good video, and watching example solves helps a bunch because it's intuitive; @DGCubes has some. I'm considering learning L4E y=myself

 

[toinou06cubing]

Again, (top first revolution)

I'll have a quick look at this method too , where can I find a tutorial please ?

 

[toinou06cubing]

DGcubes I think has a tutorial video, and he’s sub 3

Z3Cubing has a good video, and watching example solves helps a bunch because it's intuitive; @DGCubes has some. I'm considering learning L4E y=myself

OK, thank you both

 

[Cubinwitdapizza]

I'll have a quick look at this method too , where can I find a tutorial please ?

Top first isn’t a method in itself, it’s a bunch of different methods. I would reccomend learning top first in this order:
Keyhole, Oka, 1-flip,(if you want to be really fast) Nutella, WO, and there’s more I think That are advanced.

 

[toinou06cubing]

Top first isn’t a method in itself, it’s a bunch of different methods. I would reccomend learning top first in this order:
Keyhole, Oka, 1-flip,(if you want to be really fast) Nutella, WO, and there’s more I think That are advanced.

Thanks, I know a french Youtuber already made a bunch of vids about Keyhole and Oka, so that's pretty cool.