What do people mean when they say look ahead

[boiiwonder]

Ok so im trying to get faster with Fridrich method and people are saying i got to look ahead. What do they mean by that?

 

[Pedro]

try to see the next pair while you're doing the moves to solve one

 

[Dcuber]

or in other words... trying to see what ur next step will be
it makes the solve more fluent

 

[Lt-UnReaL]

As you're solving your first pair, look for the 2nd pair so you don't have any pauses in between solving the pairs.

 

[alexc]

You don't pay attention to the current pair you are solving. You look for the next one instead.

 

[boiiwonder]

ok thats going to be kinda of hard to do but ill try it out

 

[mrCage]

Hi

Looking ahead really only works when a step has been committed to "muscle memory" ... you can do it without looking. So your looking can be used to look for the next step while you are at the current step. IMHO looking ahead is not really something a "beginner" should strive for. Most of all looking ahead comes with experience, and it's also kind of an automatic development to make you go faster - avoiding delays. Looking ahead works best when the current step moves only a few cubies. In some cases one may look ahead several steps

- Per

 

[boiiwonder]

Hi

Looking ahead really only works when a step has been committed to "muscle memory" ... you can do it without looking. So your looking can be used to look for the next step while you are at the current step. IMHO looking ahead is not really something a "beginner" should strive for. Most of all looking ahead comes with experience, and it's also kind of an automatic development to make you go faster - avoiding delays. Looking ahead works best when the current step moves only a few cubies. In some cases one may look ahead several steps

- Per

so your saying that i should work on the f2l until i do it automaticly?