Speedcubing-Unrelated to magic.

[Spade444]

I apologize for the unrelated subject matter of this thread, but I observed from a recent hobbies thread that quite a few members are into rubik's cube solving, or speedcubing.

I have been interested in the past, but wish to have another go at it, I was wondering if there is an ideal recommended resource or method for solving.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

[SJBrundage]

The Fridrich method is the most used method around.

Here are my recommendations.

http://badmephisto.com/ : Has a great website, easy to understand, Badmephitso has lots of youtube videos for beginners and also advanced people. You can download pdf's of F2L, Oll, and Pll's. Or a PDF of the entire Fridrich method. He also has a good notation guide on his PDF.

http://www.speedcubing101.com/index.html : Very simple website for Pll and OLL.

http://blueknightcubing.com/ : Another good resource!

HOPE that helps!

 

[Spade444]

Thank you very much!!

 

[AgentKuo]

I thank you was well. I was searching for a place to learn the PLL and OLL and couldn't find one, so this helps.

Although I don't currently have a cube

 

[SJBrundage]

Go buy the store bought one at walmart. What i do is open 3 and choose the one that is best. I wouldn't recommend buying a speedcube online unless you reach sub-25.. AT LEAST! But if you did want to buy one.. THe best cubes in my opinion are the Alpha-V, and the dayan Zhanchi.