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i joined this site recently also, and been cubing (starting with layer method) since july 2010
my best time has been 54.55.
my friend introduced me to better cubes and i found my favorite lubix ultimate guhong
and i am working on fridrich method.
intuitive, takes some time to learn, F2L PLL OLL are killers but i hope to get sub30 sub20 soon!
this forum has helped me greatly in my cubing knowledge!! <3
 
i joined this site recently also, and been cubing (starting with layer method) since july 2010
my best time has been 54.55.
my friend introduced me to better cubes and i found my favorite lubix ultimate guhong
and i am working on fridrich method.
intuitive, takes some time to learn, F2L PLL OLL are killers but i hope to get sub30 sub20 soon!
this forum has helped me greatly in my cubing knowledge!! <3

Who is your friend?
 
I've been able to solve the 3x3 since I was about 9. Last week I turned 40. I've been on the Friedrich method for about three weeks now and am averaging just under 75 seconds (average of 12) but despite doing solve after solve I don't seem to be getting quicker.

That in itself doesn't really worry me, but I don't know if I should be seeing an improvement or if I should relax and wait for a month or two to see my times improve. I have learned the 2 look OLLs and PLLs but only learned the F2L intuitively. I probably lose time looking for the pairs and sometimes I don’t match them as quickly as I should do.

I’m also not very quick on the cross, but I’m working on that.

Should I be learning the F2L algorithms, or just practicing and practicing?

I feel like I’m getting quicker all the time (I don’t always time myself) but then when I use the timer it seems to be the same.

Any tips would be gratefully received.
 
hello guys i DKbrigzs i'm new here, i started playing rubik's cube when i was 3 yrs old, and i solve it when i was in 16 yrs old with my own method i call it the ACF(all cross first) method then corners but i find it to slow because my sub is 28 sec. hope you can help me
 
Okay I'm new to this site . hehe
I don't know if i'm posting this right but my first post!!
Ok. I've been speedcubing for 4 months now.
and i average 15-18 sec!!
my pb is 11.86.
yeah. i'm not that new to speedcubing.
but i'm new to this site hehe.
i'm glad that i can post something here now.
cause til now, i just visited this site and read, only read.
Okay, hope i can talk more with you guys.
seeya
 
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