What Method Do You Use For OH

[waffle=ijm]

I know so many many people use Fridrich for both 2H and OH solving. I was wondering if there are people, like me, who uses methods other than Fridrich for OH. For example, I'm a Roux user who uses Petrus for OH.

 

[ConnorCuber]

Hm, I use fridrich, but if you turn quite slowly OH it would make sense to use petrus since it requires fewer moves (so I've heard)

 

[TMOY]

I use corners first for both 2H and OH
And doing slice moves qith one hand is not a real problem once you get the habit.

 

[Lucas Garron]

One-handed is a great domain for CLS, so my OH speed method is MGLS-F (Fridrich start), and the only other thing I'm okay at (sub-30?) is MGLS-P (Petrus start).

 

[Brett]

even when I used Fridrich with 2H I used Petrus with OH. It's less moves and good for look ahead (and using R U a lot)

 

[*LukeMayn*]

I use ZZ for OH. In 2H my fridrich is faster than ZZ but in OH its the opposite. lol

 

[FredM]

One-handed is a great domain for CLS, so my OH speed method is MGLS-F (Fridrich start), and the only other thing I'm okay at (sub-30?) is MGLS-P (Petrus start).

What's CLS and MGLS ?

I'm using Fridrich but sometimes when I see a 222 block I tend to do it more often then I would with both hands.

 

[PCwizCube]

One-handed is a great domain for CLS, so my OH speed method is MGLS-F (Fridrich start), and the only other thing I'm okay at (sub-30?) is MGLS-P (Petrus start).

What's CLS and MGLS ?

http://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/3x3x3_Speedcubing_Methods

CLS means Corners Last Slot. So inserting the last F2L corner and orienting the top layer corners.

 

[smskill12]

i like to use mgls in my solve, helps a lot but i use regular fridrich for 2h

 

[waffle=ijm]

I think i'll try to incorporate MGLS-P to my regular petrus .

 

[fanwuq]

Fridrich for all sighted serious speedsolving. Random block building and Heise for fun. Occasionally, for easy cases, I do use Petrus and Heise for speed and get about 40 seconds. I doubt the moves counts are much lower than Fridrich though.

 

[waffle=ijm]

hmm I'm having trouble doing constant M slices. So far I rotate the cube so I can do E slices instead.

 

[Dene]

I use a "solving method". Funny that >_>

 

[Lofty]

Fridrich.
This should be a poll.
I use heavy edge control and some COLL/LL control.

 

[waffle=ijm]

Fridrich.
This should be a poll.
I use heavy edge control and some COLL/LL control.

I'm just wondering if anybody uses CF or Roux as an OH method. and how to do slice after slice after slice.

 

[Lofty]

Slice moves are very bad for OH.
I don't know of anyone moderately fast who uses these methods for OH.

 

[ooveehoo]

I use mostly petrus for OH, but if it has a really easy cross, then fridrich. (I use fridrich for 2H).

 

[FredM]

Gilles Roux uses his method and average sub30. And a french cuber (TMOY) uses CF for 2H and OH.

 

[Lofty]

How fast is TMOY tho?
And sub-30 is good but it falls a bit short of the WR.

 

[TMOY]

I'm not very fast (still above 1 minute average in OH) but there's still room for improvement. And I don't want to break the WR at all costs.
Slice moves were really painful when I started OH but they go much smoother by now.
and I like doing the same method for OH and 2H, since OH goes slower it makes me improve my look-ahead