Inferno.Fighter.IV
Regular
Great job on your video, it's helping a lot!
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request: F2L videos
- Thread starter doubleyou
- Start date
AvGalen
Premium Member
I didn't have time to watch it last night. I will tonight though!
doubleyou
Veteran
really good job on that video Erik! Thank you so much!
It "solves" alot of my common errors!
I am sure it will help me improve much faster!!
I was sondering if you got any tips for looking ahead. my problem is 50% spotting the pair which result in 2-3 seconds delay. when I spot the pairs fluently I can sometimes get f2l in 15-18 seconds.. but only occationally
at avG, as said, I used to use keyhole as my default to just weeks ago. I got pretty good with it (same times as my now fridrich f2l).. so I know what you mean. I use alot of "shortcuts" by using theory from keyhole.
again thank you for the work you put into this! really hit what I was looking for!!
It "solves" alot of my common errors!
I am sure it will help me improve much faster!!
I was sondering if you got any tips for looking ahead. my problem is 50% spotting the pair which result in 2-3 seconds delay. when I spot the pairs fluently I can sometimes get f2l in 15-18 seconds.. but only occationally
at avG, as said, I used to use keyhole as my default to just weeks ago. I got pretty good with it (same times as my now fridrich f2l).. so I know what you mean. I use alot of "shortcuts" by using theory from keyhole.
again thank you for the work you put into this! really hit what I was looking for!!
joey
Member
Don't look at the pair that you are inserting, and go slowly to track where or pairs may go.
