Salvia Method

Salvia method Information about the method Proposer(s): David Salvia Proposed: 1981 Alt Names: none Variants: With OLL and PLL, with 1LLL No. Steps: 6 to 8 (depending on LL) No. Algs: unknown Avg Moves: 44 Purpose(s): Speedsolving Fewest Moves

An experimental method by David Salvia. The novelty of his method is in the first two layers.

The Method

First two layers

• 1. Adjacent middle-layer edges: RF and LF (3-4 moves)
• 2. First-layer corners
• 3. Other middle-layer edges (7-8 moves)
• 4. First-layer edges

Last layer

• 1. CLL (Corners of the Last Layer)
• 2. ELL (Edges of the Last Layer)

A variation of this 2LLL (2-look last layer), OLL then PLL could be used. ZBLL with edge control or M-CELL may also be used for the last layer.

External links

• Speedcubing.com: The Salvia method
• David J. Salvia's CLL and ELL

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