Speed Cubing

[InfiniteZero]

Hello, I've had my Rubik's cube for a few weeks now and I can solve it in around 1 min 45 seconds I want to know if anyone has a good website for me where I can learn easily on doing the Fridrich's method.

Thanks for reading,

-InfiniteZero

P.S. Yes I did read the stickies

 

[Joël]

Maybe this is spamming, but I wrote my website for people like you...:

For F2L, maybe you want to consider a http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/~jnoort/index.php?location=getting_faster first. You can solve the F2L rather quickly using that. I do recommend learning Fridrich F2L eventually...

Here are some http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/~jnoort/index.php?location=tips.

Here are some nice http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/~jnoort/index.php?location=fingertricks... It sounds like you want to get started with that as well...

Any more specific questions?

- Jo?l.

 

[InfiniteZero]

I already know and use that method thanks anyway.

Edit: I need to find Fridrich algorathims...

 

[Joël]

Originally posted by InfiniteZero@Feb 15 2007, 03:55 PM
I already know and use that method thanks anyway.

Edit: I need to find Fridrich algorathims...

Well.. So far the best site that explains F2L really well is www.cubestation.co.uk... as far as I know. Read the explanations, and look at what's happening to the pieces in the applet .

 

[cuboholic]

You can check out the intermediate guide on my page (http://www.gottacube.com) for an easy way to drop times drastically. I've gotten sub-30 and even sub-25s with that method. It is a good way to work your way towards the Fridrich method.

3x3x3 Intermediate Guide

 

[MikeD]

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