Where can i find fridich method?

[pips2345]

Can u place a URL showing a tutorial of fridich method? im a beginner and i solve it in 3 mins 43 secs.. my average is 3 mins 30 secs.. I use the method taught my dan brown. please reply. thank you

 

[Faz]

Get faster with the dan brown method first, (about 1.5 mins), then learn fridrich.

Have you tried looking at dan's "how to get faster" tutorial?

You will be surprised how fast progress goes,

I was at 5 mins for a day, then 4, then it took a couple more days to get three, then two, and eventually i was averaging about a minute with it.

If you have a bad cube, i suggest getting a cube4you DIY cube.

 

[pips2345]

thanx..

I already watch his "how to solve the rubik's cube .. faster" but after i putted petroleum, my cube was like being eaten or some kind... everytime i try to turn my cube fast a piece will fall. and ok ill try to buy a new 1.

 

[watermelon]

Have you tried looking at the sticky in this sub-forum titled Introduction to Speedcubing for Beginners? There is some good information in there regarding the Fridrich method, cube maintenance, and other topics that might be of interest. However, I feel obligated to point out that it is very possible to get below a minute with most beginner methods, and some of the fastest cubers can get under 20 seconds with beginner methods.

 

[fanwuq]

How did you find this forum and know about the Fridrich method before seeing it?

 

[blgentry]

Since no one has answered the question you asked, I will.

Here is a guide to learning Fridrich:

http://cubefreak.net/speedcubing.html

I disagree with the order he has you learn the various steps in, but who am I to argue with a world class cuber?

Brian.

 

[jonny guitar]

I learned the F2L Fridrich method right from her site but I used the Burton PLL/OLLs because they were easier to understand and I think they are better algos.


burton : http://cubewhiz.com/

fridrich: http://www.ws.binghamton.edu/fridrich/cube.html