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[Imperatrix]

Thank you ;D I was getting worried because I just started finger tricks a few days ago (because up until now, I've been using my wrist for everything) My times are bad at the moment but I think I'll improve within time. ^^;

 

[iSpinz]

Both.

IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.

Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'

 

[Imperatrix]

Both.

IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.

Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'

Yeah, for and U/U' I use my thumb and L/L' I'll be lucky if I get a half turn. I finally learned full PLL but I'm trying to train my fingers to recognize G-perms at the moment @@;;

 

[iSpinz]

Both.

IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.

Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'

Yeah, for and U/U' I use my thumb and L/L' I'll be lucky if I get a half turn. I finally learned full PLL but I'm trying to train my fingers to recognize G-perms at the moment @@;;

Thumb for U/U'? Use Both index fingers.

I suggest not using G-perms until later. Instead, practice F2L and Look-ahead. I am ~25 s Avg and I only know 15/21 PLL's.

 

[Forte]

In my opinion, you might as well start practising with your left hand too, because it's easier in some cases just to use your left hand instead of a cube rotation.

 

[Fox]

Practice F2L with your left hand.

 

[(R)]

I have just placed an order with camcuber's shop and purchased a tracking number. I want to know where I should enter this number (its usps) because on the package tracker on the usps website, it says the number doesn't exist. does the underscore matter? i.e. my number is xxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxx do i include that. what did you do?

 

[Cyrus C.]

Both.

IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.

Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'

Yeah, for and U/U' I use my thumb and L/L' I'll be lucky if I get a half turn. I finally learned full PLL but I'm trying to train my fingers to recognize G-perms at the moment @@;;

Thumb for U/U'? Use Both index fingers.

I suggest not using G-perms until later. Instead, practice F2L and Look-ahead. I am ~25 s Avg and I only know 15/21 PLL's.

G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo, & not that hard to recognize with a system.

 

[vrumanuk]

G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo

lolwut

 

[dannyz0r]

He speaks the truth.

 

[PEZenfuego]

It is a matter of opinion but I would disagree with it. H perm IMO is the easiest.

 

[(R)]

hey guys, as an update to the question above how long do you think the delivery time to my locatuon would take

Spoiler

look at my avatar, right below it... there

 

[dannyz0r]

How do you apply shock oil onto big cubes?

 

[Cyrus C.]

G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo

lolwut

They're all so similar once you know one, you basically know them all.

 

[Deleted member 2864]

Ugh... I asked a question a couple pages ago, but it hasn't been answered -.-

I'll ask again

Does the f-II wear out like the F-I does?

 

[Edward]

G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo

lolwut

They're all so similar once you know one, you basically know them all.

Totally agree.
Break up the CE pair looking thing in the top layer, R u moves, Solve the rest of the cube.

 

[Imperatrix]

Both.

IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.

Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'

Both.

IMO you should go for 2-gen as much as possible in both F2L and OLL/PLL. But yeah, training your left hand should be on your to-do list, but it is not as important as good algs and looking ahead.

Good fingertricks in F2L are mostly 2-gen, but for OLL and PLL, you will have to start using your left hand more often, but mainly for L/L' and U/U'

Yeah, for and U/U' I use my thumb and L/L' I'll be lucky if I get a half turn. I finally learned full PLL but I'm trying to train my fingers to recognize G-perms at the moment @@;;

Thumb for U/U'? Use Both index fingers.

I suggest not using G-perms until later. Instead, practice F2L and Look-ahead. I am ~25 s Avg and I only know 15/21 PLL's.

G perms are the easiest PLLS for memo, & not that hard to recognize with a system.

They all look the same to me. I know them but I'm slow at executing them.

This may sound like another dumb question but do you still use fingertricks for making the cross? I just noticed that after using my wrist for the cross, I go straight into fingertricks for everything else. Yet, with wrist, I get my cross done in 4 seconds compared with my fingers with 8 seconds ._.;

 

[(R)]

OMGWTF???
This is what i said to that noob a while back about people asserting themselvs over others

OT
I fingertrick my cross. It is the way to go if you want to get 2 second cross-avgs

 

[Ashmnafa]

Ugh... I asked a question a couple pages ago, but it hasn't been answered -.-

I'll ask again

Does the f-II wear out like the F-I does?

As far as I know, no.

 

[CitricAcid]

Ugh... I asked a question a couple pages ago, but it hasn't been answered -.-

I'll ask again

Does the f-II wear out like the F-I does?

As far as I know, no.

+1. I have one in the mail, so I could give you impressions or something.