Alright, this is my first ever post on the forums, don't go too hard on me 
So I recently started cubing less than a month ago, and I learned how to from Pogobat. I quickly realized how addictive it can be. I'll never forget the feeling I had when I was finally able to even solve it, even if it did take probably ten minutes. I've come a pretty long way, it used to take me 20 seconds just to make the cross, now I'm getting the part of the second layer done in about that time, and I have a PB of 47 seconds (I got really lucky though, the LL ended up solving itself). I would say I average around 1:05, 1:10, I don't time solves very often, but thats what I tend to get around when I do. I have recorded times under a minute maybe 5 or 6 times.
So, based on the information given above, what would be the best approach for me to take for me to reach these goals?
-Be able to average under 50 seconds
-Have a PB of below 30 seconds
-Beat the 3x3 world record (just kidding)
I've already kinda've dabbled in Fridrich F2l a little, I've been using the tutorials from badmephisto, I've gotten the basic idea of it, but I can't do it as fast as I can with the beginners method, I probably just need more practice. But, are there any alternative methods I should consider learning? Because the sheer number of algorithms I would have to learn with Fridrich seems very intimidating to me, but I haven't been able to find any very good tutorials for other methods. So, please comment what you think I should do, and if you know of any good tutorials for other methods, a link to them would be much appreciated.
So I recently started cubing less than a month ago, and I learned how to from Pogobat. I quickly realized how addictive it can be. I'll never forget the feeling I had when I was finally able to even solve it, even if it did take probably ten minutes. I've come a pretty long way, it used to take me 20 seconds just to make the cross, now I'm getting the part of the second layer done in about that time, and I have a PB of 47 seconds (I got really lucky though, the LL ended up solving itself). I would say I average around 1:05, 1:10, I don't time solves very often, but thats what I tend to get around when I do. I have recorded times under a minute maybe 5 or 6 times.
So, based on the information given above, what would be the best approach for me to take for me to reach these goals?
-Be able to average under 50 seconds
-Have a PB of below 30 seconds
-Beat the 3x3 world record (just kidding)
I've already kinda've dabbled in Fridrich F2l a little, I've been using the tutorials from badmephisto, I've gotten the basic idea of it, but I can't do it as fast as I can with the beginners method, I probably just need more practice. But, are there any alternative methods I should consider learning? Because the sheer number of algorithms I would have to learn with Fridrich seems very intimidating to me, but I haven't been able to find any very good tutorials for other methods. So, please comment what you think I should do, and if you know of any good tutorials for other methods, a link to them would be much appreciated.
