Rubik's Cube: 5 Tips to be Sub-30 on 3x3 (+helpful links)

[@8848manu]

Almost every KZbin video I'm watching starts with at least a full minute of annoying Intro stuff. You started this one right away and I Love it! I wish every Video was like that. :-)

[@twistiicuber1055]

8848manu that’s why many people love j Perm he’s very to the point and concise

[@TechSupportDave]

@@twistiicuber1055 and he teaches very well.

[@hao_cuii]

Twistii Cuber ur one of my favorite cubers

[@liandremarcoricafort6606]

Thats jperm for you

[@pckl9404]

When your cross takes more time than the world record...

[@soulwolfx2291]

Same. My cross and f2l takes about 1 m and the rest about 10 seconds to 30 secondz

[@stratis5360]

SoulWolfX 🅱️ruh same

[@DavidMcIntosh9]

Exaclty

[@josephstow]

SoulWolfX yep

[@TheMontha]

I've been practising al0t and my CF takes sub 30🤨🤨

[@perryfrimpongmensah3710]

I've been averaging around 30 for a while now, and I feel like the biggest hindrance for me right now is my f2l recognition time

[@lizkim3229]

SAME!!

[@SnootDog]

@@lizkim3229 ME TOO!

[@t-perm9627]

Same!

[@ShawnStruckmeier]

Same

[@lilia3944]

Sounds stupid, but next to just practicing it helps a lot to make sure you practice with good lighting. It doesn’t help fast recognition if you aren’t sure about the colors of the pieces

[@jakob_cubing]

"Don't think - just solve" ~Max Park

[@mikuslembergs]

At this level you shouldn't do that, focus on efficiency. When you'll be at Max Park's level, then you could do that :P

[@jakob_cubing]

Mikus Lembergs yes you are right! Of course you should focus on efficiency if you are slower and less expierienced. But I think at ~30 sec you should start thinking not to much during a speedsolve. In a speedsolve you have to focus on what you can do and not on what you still have to practice! Doing just some (not timed) solves on my way to school, where i could do some experimentantion, made me fast. In order to start learning lookahead (I'd say at ~20 sec) you have to know all your f2l cases and you have to be able to execute them without thinking. So you should start at around 30 sec. My average is ~12 sec and I'm still leraning new things fir f2l and LL. I do many untimed solves to get used to the new stuff, and after a while you start using new algs etc. During a speedsolve just on your own without thinking about that. During a speedsolve I dont think. Even thou max is 2 times faster.

[@TheUltraX555]

this is actually really good quote damn

[@funboyz7928]

Dont Solve - just think - NonCuber

[@Carina02]

i never think i just see how to solve the cross and i just turn my cubes like crazy. My pb is : 16,98

[@theemreunal]

Basically every other cuber: Aw I only got 22 seconds Me: YEAAAAAAAAAA I GOT 43 SECONDSSS

[@-daigher-2549]

Same XD

[@kostaskoukos3932]

Me but 33 secs

[@armaanverma5533]

Same xD

[@alextojong5094]

Same my newest pb ia 42seconds

[@shash._.]

Same, but a minute...

[@JockyT1]

I was at university in the early 80s and bought a cube when they first came out. At the time, there was a printed list of algorithms available which I just learned - probably around 12 in total. After about 2 months, I could just do the first layer without any particular algorithms and then 2nd layer edges, yellow cross, position yellow edges, position corners and rotate corners one at a time. I could solve the cube like this in under 1 minute more than 50% of the time. If I got lucky, it could be 40-50s. A tricky solve would be up to 1:30. This was with a standard cube, no lube. More algorithms make it quicker, but I can't learn that many now - in fact I use fewer, just repeating them (eg. for the yellow cross). I can still mange sub 1 minute, having added some additional techniques from these videos. How speed cubers manage sub 4s is just iinsane.

[@hamadachetouane9297]

My big problem is f2l

[@ahmedalshafi]

@@luyu6104 How? like im trying to combine layer by layer with f2l but still not working out

[@hamadachetouane9297]

@@ahmedalshafi its easy to execute solutions but its hard to look ahead without pauses

[@winter9306]

@@hamadachetouane9297 I agree

[@pranavakp9960]

Yea I agree

[@bindhusagar163]

practise it ... it will take at least 2 week bro

[@jhonlawrencebulosan741]

Move without your brain Me: *ULTRA INSTINCT MODE ACTIVATE!*

[@hilalaakther9759]

😂😂

[@rmanda2003]

🤣🤣

[@HarshSharma-xu6oz]

It means that Felix has mastered ultra instinct 😁😆

[@kristijantodorovski5790]

@@HarshSharma-xu6oz instinct*

[@lachlanpower8354]

Jhon Lawrence Bulosan 😂😃🙃🙃😆🤣😂😂🎽☺️😃😃😂😆

[@Lawful_Mango]

J Perm: Solving without your brain Me: *Instructions unclear, ended up having brain removal surgery*

[@I-AM-NOOB-y3k]

Underrated.

[@I-AM-NOOB-y3k]

Lol

[@I-AM-NOOB-y3k]

Lmfao

[@-halogenic-7263]

Lol

[@-halogenic-7263]

Lol I love that joke

[@ePocalypse]

JPERM thank you very much for making this video. This video is what I needed to stay motivated. My PB is 21.56 but my ao100/ao1000 have been stuck in the lower 30's for over a year. It is very frustrating. I appreciate all of your cubing insight and knowledge. Have a great day.

[@JPerm]

good luck in improving!

[@fluffypocketbtw4298]

ayo you got an (ao/1000)?!?!?!?!?!?!?!??!

[@_Aesop]

@@fluffypocketbtw4298 when you think abt it he prob just does like 50 min sessions every day for 10 days?

[@cychan.tkd.krt_]

@@fluffypocketbtw4298 I started cubing 10 weeks ago and I get 7K solves LOL

[@s.ramasamypillai6519]

@@JPerm can i get sub 10 with beginner cfop

[@The_MAD_Qyuber]

I’m fairly new to cubing. Maybe 4-6 months from my first solve to getting a better Cube and learning faster styles. This was one of the better videos I’ve seen and I will be utilizing this as I get more comfortable with 3x3.

[@progamersaatvik2794]

Same 5-6 months from my first solve and I sub 50 seconds and my fastest is 32 seconds j perm really helped me to improve in this time

[@echo5435]

I watched this when my average was about 1 min and I was like: wow, I’ll never be sub-30! Now I am, thanks jperm :)

[@nilaydupare6983]

How much time did it take???

[@leduck8096]

Same :)

[@leduck8096]

@Memes shorts It took me about 10 months and I say I cubed for about 15 minutes a day

[@leduck8096]

@Memes shorts i used a bit of intuitive f2l and some easy advanced f2l algs, and I knew about 28 of the 57 oll algorithms and 13 of the 21 pll algorithms

[@leduck8096]

@Memes shorts i am sub 28 and still don't know full oll and pll, neither do I know how to solve every f2l case in 11 moves or less, and less that two rotations

[@impuis5397]

“Now it’s tempting to learn a bunch of things at once” Proceeds to learn CFOP in one go

[@Rudi_izzo]

YEA

[@advikdubey8473]

J perm: learn 1 or 2 things at once Cubehead: learn all 51 oll algorithms

[@TheBluePhoenix008]

Hey I did that too. No one told me I shouldn't XD

[@gdstuff7666]

55！

[@elichapin3366]

me: proceeds to learn almost all pll algs in one go

[@shantanukulkarni8883]

I was solving the 3x3 cube for about year, each time with the only beginner's method which I learned. And I had unintentionally practiced so much, that I forgot all the algorithms and my hands moved automatically. And I noticed this when I tried to teach the beginner's method to someone. Now, i am learning CFOP and trying to practice continuously so that I again build a new muscle memory for all the new algorithms that I learn.

[@officialkx3177]

Shantanu Kulkarni same my muscle memory was doing it by itself

[@moosaalabri9308]

Omg .. today it also happened to me I tried to teach someone how to do yellow cross.. I couldn't remember the algorithm.. but I can do it so fast .. I don't how that's come 😅

[@armaanverma5533]

Same here

[@luk3_458]

My channel I was going to do 3x3 until I came across the same problem.. LOOK AT PTHRR CHANNRLS YAY SOLITION

[@user-cm9tc5zz5r]

Omg same bro

[@earlyowlYT]

the past few months i’ve been practicing a lot, learning better cross strategies, better F2L, i’ve learnt full 1-look PLL, and i’m currently learning 2-look OLL. after hundreds of solves, i’ve cut my average from around 45, to around 25, and i’m really proud of that!! i hope to learn 2-look then 1-look OLL, keep improving my look ahead and F2L strategies, and maybe practice color neutrality too cause why not.

[@scrumptiousbisquitz1140]

you actually slowing down and acting like you are trying to recognize the cases sre so funny to watch

[@JPerm]

you caught me

[@williamhu9567]

hehe

[@khuwvdbhvpvmhpu5u4pi87]

are*

[@D1KanyeGlazer]

True

[@keifermatthew]

J Perm could you do a slow turning average of 5? Its fun to watch

[@impulsebeats2598]

Current:40 average By New Years:30 By Easter:20-25 By summer:15

[@lapidations]

Original commenter never delivers

[@umghighlights9612]

What happened?

[@billyjoe8431]

Any update?

[@xc8959]

he probably abandoned his channel rip

[@Facelesshassy]

By death u will be sub-0😂😂😂

[@vincentgagnon6064]

I knew that I got pretty good (from my standards) on 3x3 but never had a time under 1min because of how bad my cube was, when I bought a good one I went from 2min30 to less than 1min, now it’s been 2-3 weeks since I practiced everyday and now im at a little less than 40 sec, wich im really proud about. Thank you so much, all bcs of you

[@dr.nishiddhagupta5510]

whicb cube you purchased?

[@fellachad9635]

i got from suffering to get 50s to 32s in the first day i bought my tornado v3 and my time was like 30-42s now after months of just doing my fav pll case and not solving it im stuck at 40s lol

[@asmohatepage]

I spend more time on the cross than PLL and OLL

[@thegoldendorito3085]

How

[@JohnSmith-kj2od]

Same lol😂

[@hellshaked6530]

@@JohnSmith-kj2od watch his cross tips video and try to plan some of it in inspection time

[@golfingnerd1204]

I like your pfp

[@Florian-uh3ft]

hahahahah same lol

[@thehandleiwantedwasntavailable]

This is my go to video at the moment; 1. Watch video. 2. Practice for two weeks. 3. Watch video again. 4. Oooooh, that’s what he meant last time I watched it. 5. Slowly work towards

[@romi9485]

[@loganpratt1199]

My average was about 38 seconds, but now its 33 seconds! Last week I started trying to do an easier version of look ahead where I only look for one piece. The slightly slower movement but less pauses instantly knocked 5 second off of my time!

[@goon-705]

About a week ago I was averaging 5 minutes and now because of your videos I'm averaging around 1:10 with a PB of 44.40, much appreciation.

[@part4ofjojosucks95]

Holy

[@feminico2613]

nice

[@coltthebolt4620]

Thats like the same with me

[@djlr96]

Are you still cubing? Whats your pb now?

[@goon-705]

@@djlr96 Currently I'm out of practice, however I think I got around 32.50. I have the exact number written down somewhere but I can't find it at the moment.

[@pradzbros2592]

The best intro of all time. Number 1

[@iamspeed1945]

I didn't learn beginners method from this channel, but now its the first one I go to for new puzzles and new methods

[@kennyma4904]

What have I been doing all my life. God bless this man!

[@yanitay3187]

Before: turning fast but still sub-40 After: turning slow but sub-30 Thx J Perm

[@epicuber1351]

Yanita Y same! So true!!

[@Rishab-nb4zg]

Yes even i note that whrn i solve

[@trunguyvit]

me:turning fast and sub 30 why:((

[@Terrakol]

Never have i thought I would rewatch this video after 3 years of not playing 3x3 cube. Those clicked subscribe button were never wasted on this channel even till now

[@chessdude67]

Hi All, 60 Year old dude here wanting to solve the 3x3 in under 1 minute. I just use the basic method right now, but I'm working on F2L. I can do F2L VERY slowly right not because I keep having problems with the last corner. Help anyone? I started solving the cube late last year then got discouraged when I could not get my time down to maybe 3 minutes. Just stared back last night. 1 minute is the goal. I don't have a ton of time to practice. Good luck to all of you! :-)

[@laputin5958]

Good luck!

[@chessdude67]

@@laputin5958 Thank you!

[@elvo1]

I can solve the cube just with beginner method in 30 seconds. You shouldnt learn oll or pll, im sorry, but practicing is the best and only way to get sub 1 minute. Often F2L is the Part, which most people need the most time, so its good to learn f2l, and then time yourself for each step; Cross: max. 8 Seconds F2L: max. 27 Seconds Yellow Side Top: max. 12 Sec. Yellow Side Side: max.12 Sec. =59 Seconds Also Handtricks a very, very important, because you have to handel cube as fast as possible. But thats just practice Then you can start Learing 2 look OLL and 2 look PLL, because every second is hard and long work then. And then at least full OLL and full PLL, and then you can get sub 10 :D Just my opinion. Hope I could help you :D and good Luck! My English may isnt the best, because im from Germany. :D Best Regards.

[@chessdude67]

@@r33bad Thanks for the advice. I do have a very nice Gan speed cube. But, I'm using all wrists for turning the cube. I look like a gorilla, lol! I need to get my fingers working. I'm a drummer and a bass player, so I know I need to practice getting them moving if I want to get a much better time. Thanks. Take care.

[@chessdude67]

@@elvo1 Thank you very much for taking the time to help me reach my goal. I will work on the things you shared with me. Thank you again! Peace!

[@IQzminus2]

I do my cross downwards and plan the whole cross during inspection, I’m colour neutral, do 2 step f2l, 2 step OLL, 2 step PLL. And I have a Gan354, just because I wanted something smaller, pretty quite and I knew I would practice and enjoy learning more if I had a cube I really enjoyed practicing with. I used to avg 45. I learned two new OLL algs and dropped to 38, with a pb of 32. I plan of adding two more OLL algs so I have 6, then add like 2-3 PLL algs. And then do what I think I really need to do which is improve on f2L, and not do layer by layer. For me personally it has worked best for me to learn 1 alg, get that movement completely in mussel memory, then learn one more alg. Then just practice normal cubing for a few days with those 2 algs, so those really stick before learning more. I tried learning quite a few algs before. But I think I tried adding to many in too short of a time and not enough practice. So after a week of not cubing I only remembered the beginner method.

[@dalilahdarancou2335]

Alright man. Just remember that two step-X is good to even get sub twenty! Practice is everything,but learning new algorithms is not out of the picture. Practice can take you to better times than learning full F2L OLL or PLL.

[@kampkrieger]

solving in under 60 seconds is impressive, and i was very happy to be able to do so with the beginner method. it takes little time to learn because there are only 5 algorithm that you really need to learn, so you only have to study a bit and can practice without reference sheets, while CFOB requires you to have a cheat sheet with you. So what you say in the beginning is only for people who really want to invest so much more time into this!

[@shamrackle3712]

This is an EXCELLENT video! I teach 5th grade and now my students are getting into cubing! 😊👍🏼🧡

[@bluetechsaw4841]

I AM in 5th grade and I got my Gan 12 Maglev banned for a month. (-_-)

[@KenStentiford]

It's so good when f2l lookahead naturally kicks in.

[@ishanop281]

i just like how he doesnt have any inros and he's not like other youtubers like other youtubers say the tittle for 2 minutes and he directly startes his video ........i started my journey with the help of your video first i do sub 1.30 and now.....only in 2 months...i'm sub 25...salute to u J Perm

[@graceg.6040]

great video as usual! you've motivated me to start planning my crosses again lol. I've gotten so impatient with it that I rarely plan anything before I start. its turned into a really bad habit :(

[@JPerm]

improvement will feel better than getting more solves done!

[@graceg.6040]

@@JPerm so inspirational lollll

[@riccardofaccin]

i'm not a speedcuber but my best time is about 38 seconds... thanks for making this video: it helps me so much... i'm from italy :-)

[@twistiicuber1055]

Riccardo Faccin you don’t have to average a certain time to become a “speedcuber” :)

[@zecrom7777]

What a coincidence my pb is 37 seconds!

[@zecrom7777]

And i've been cubing for nearly a month!

[@mitakandoria3875]

@@twistiicuber1055 I see you everywhere.

[@twistiicuber1055]

Mita Kandoria hello!

[@pareeks]

Wow... Liked the way this video was straight on point. Simple and effective. Rare to find such videos which are to the point from second 1.

[@LukiTruki]

start straight into the video. Jperm: Number 1 Me: Wow

[@siddhantbagchi4131]

Currently: sub 20 Goal: sub 13 by new year!!! Hope I beat my goal!!!!😃😃😃😃🎉🎉🎉 Edit 1- I am now sub 15 as of 2nd December

[@serq_mac]

Speed Rubriker good. Luck 😀😀

[@ExternalGod]

Speed Rubriker I’m going for consistent sub 13 at comp at least as well. Goodluck!

[@chirag_2447]

How to be sub 10

[@tjryan339]

Good luck👍

[@siddhantbagchi4131]

@@serq_mac Thanks 😃 Appreciate it

[@CubeFax]

Literally the definition of straight to the point.

[@thraxxdv]

Thank you for this! Not everyone averages Sub 10-15. This tutorial is definitely helpful for slower solvers. I average low 20s and PB is 15.69 but still this is great

[@RushTornad0]

Same bro! I avg 23 but pb is 14

[@RushTornad0]

Also welk done for 15 sec for other reply! 50% lower than your average

[@SergeantMajorRickGrimes]

I've Started Cubing Like 4 Months Ago I Started With the Beginners Method And Was Averaging Around 45 Secs Then I Learnt F2L Then My Times Dropped Drastically to nearly 34 Secs Then I Learnt CFOP 2 Days Ago My Average is 31-33 Secs My PB is 19 Secs Idk How Tho The Problem With Learning New Methods Is That It Makes You Slower Than Before

[@ballistic2513]

until you master it tho

[@applerd209]

I nearly follow the same trend

[@SergeantMajorRickGrimes]

Yes Now I Averaged Sub 30

[@AqM_Cyclic]

Full CFOP with all OLL and PLL algs???

[@SergeantMajorRickGrimes]

@@AqM_Cyclic yes

[@bruhnomento7079]

I already knew CFOP but after watching the first tips, in only 5 solves a got a sub 30 with good rng. Thanks, J Perm!!!!

[@derekdouglas6147]

Thank you! Your guide worked, it got me to sub 30 minutes!

[@isaiahjoseph8502]

Lmao!

[@rameshdevanur1942]

Cmon man you're indirectly insulting jperm

[@logancriss1319]

I hope you're sub-30 MINUTES, it would be kinda sad if you weren't

[@cubingwithabhinav8517]

Literally I can always solve now in 30 seconds. This video was really helpful. ☺️

[@cadaankaa]

Learned the Rubik's cube on my own in 1980 (pre Internet) and got my average time under 30 seconds. Holy Cow! What a world I've missed! Standardized jargon for one thing. I only vaguely became aware that my method lacked the ergonomics to compete with the best (and that was before I even knew what the word ergonomics meant). The science of cube solving has matured a great deal.

[@krishpatel6406]

OMG I NEEDED THIS SO MUCH LAST WEEK. I LITERALLY BECAME SUB 30 FEW DAYS AGO. NUUUUUU

[@perkonm]

Way to go... if we follow some of these tips maybe we can both reach 22! Im still at 38. Just started practicing again though

[@BiscuitZombies]

My times: Cross: 6 sec F2L: 11 sec OLL (mixture of 2 look and full): 4 sec PLL (full): 4 sec

[@xqwoz]

Same

[@xqwoz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIbUiJmolKukp8U🤫

[@trunguyvit]

damn bro,you good at f2l and suck at cross

[@VC-qe1rl]

It isn't possible

[@xAntisune]

@@VC-qe1rl what the hell do you mean lol

[@md.shiponulislam903]

How impressive it is to see a man getting from 1K sub to 1 million just by making cube videos! keep it up my man, you would be world famous in no time.

[@TerrencePaulKDante]

I got to the point when my cube is the problem 😂 it cant corner cut but i can still ave. 40 seconds hahahaha

[@skycloud5387]

My cube can't corner cut yet my avg is 34 👀👀

[@xuhax3156]

My cube can't corner cut but i avg 25

[@anshumanagrawal346]

SCR In 1 of his videos showed that no matter what your cube doesn't affect your times much, he used a Rubik's Brand with no set up whatsoever and his average only 1-2 seconds slower than his normal average

[@real_rx44]

the cube has nothing to do with it trust me I went from a rubiks to a gan and I only improved 4 to 5 seconds

[@AAA-de6gt]

@@real_rx44 You have clearly never used a 2007 cube. I switched from one to a reduced 5x5 and improved about 15 seconds.

[@hadoiia]

My times: Cross: 7 sec F2L: 18 sec Oll: 4 sec Pll: 4 sec

[@justeenleidioso2150]

Cross-7 sec F2l-24 sec OLL-6 sec PLL-4 sec

[@justeenleidioso2150]

I do not have a brand cube so thats why my last layer is slow

[@hvrst6241]

Me: Cross: 2-4 F2L: 8-10.5 OLL: 3 PLL: 2.5 (4 if 2 look)

[@someguyontheinternet2544]

Cross: 2 F2L: 18 LL: 9

[@zulqarnayeenschaftler9323]

@@justeenleidioso2150 wow!

[@Flopie.the.great77]

yay! finally sub 15!!!! I'm so happy ty jperm

[@hyzionn]

I finally got sub-30 because of this video. I got 25.05 seconds! I will keep learning new techniques and try to get faster.

[@Sharp-bc3rr]

It's been two years how fast are u now?

[@qbst6418]

Hi J Perm thanks for the content :D I have a video suggestion (i'm not sure you did an in-depth guide): "How to deduce where your F2L pieces are" Sometimes I have a White/Red/Blue angle in front of me. On the back face I see two blue stickers. i'm sure you have tips to choose the correct one without rotating/looking at the B face. Or maybe you just look at the B face and it isn't such a big deal ???

[@fehrsoldier16]

If u respond to more comments your subsciber rate will go up, ur the only person i know whose good at teaching on youtube. Keep going man it helps a lot 👍🏼

[@anshumanagrawal346]

1. The Fundamentals(CFOP Steps) 0:01 2. Solving Without Your Brain(Solving Without Thinking,i.e., Muscle Memory) 2:40 3. Good Finger Tricks (And Turn Speed) 5:26 4. Plan The Cross During Inspection 6:55 5. Learn Good Habits From Example Solves (Like How To Solve Certain Cross Cases, Efficient F2L Solutions,Fingertricks And Other F2L And Cross Tricks) 8:16

[@gummyrblx6049]

wow so helpful

[@7hclxdz957]

Thanks i just got my first sub-30 average today (28 seconds) plus a new single pb (20 seconds!), but my regular average is around 32-38 P.S: your vids have really helped me, from trying to be sub 2 minutes to now being sub 40 for the majority of solves

[@sivaramsubramanian6009]

me too bro

[@RushTornad0]

Yo congrats for 20 sec! Insane for your average!

[@supratim2838]

Thanks j perm for your tips. I started cubing 4 months ago and just because of your tips I'm already sub 30 or sub 25 to be precise.

[@Oneiric_Benevolence]

im sub 20 and i kinda found some things useful...

[@paleontologi485]

>Supercell gamer >Geomtery Dash pfp

[@jamessmith4287]

0.9777777777777777777777777777777777 is this a fun useful decimal? It feels just like the cube.

[@Oneiric_Benevolence]

@@paleontologi485 not anymore ;)

[@cubingcrush]

Bro you are a hard working cuber.👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@troysweere2417]

I started cubing about 2 months ago and I went from solving in 3 mins to solving in 50 secs on average. In the 2 weeks I've improved from 1:20 to 50 secs alone by basically just improving Cross and F2L only. I use the advanced method for f2l and beginners method for the LL. Going to start 2 Look OLL and PLL soon but I don't think it will make a major difference.

[@pallavkishor8227]

I take 2-4 sec to solve cross and approx 8-10 sec for last layer but i take 20-30 sec for f2l

[@prestonking1848]

same

[@FelUnity]

@@prestonking1848 no

[@paulmarchi1393]

@@FelUnity Why not ?

[@FelUnity]

@@paulmarchi1393 no

[@paulmarchi1393]

@@FelUnity Very well sir

[@junting605]

Your subscriber count is actually growing very fast! Good jo吧！ ：） Edit: Oops, accidentally mixed a Chinese character in there... Was holding down shift. And maybe just changed the language.

[@baxtercrowley6488]

Junting lol

[@nugg3t382]

Junting instead of editing to say you made a mistake, you should edit to fix the mistake

[@sophieosu]

@@nugg3t382 agreed

[@eindrucksvoll6244]

You are the best teacher in the world

[@johnborron1059]

Oh wow man that splitting your times concept is something I've never thought of. Thanks for that! I took up cubing at the start of this year and I can't believe how much I enjoy the challenge of improving my time. Nowhere near 30s yet lol, but can see it on the horizon.

[@zevkoransky8767]

I your thinking about the next step your thinking Mind blown 🤯

[@jazlaanabdulla7685]

Dude. You are the reason I am sub 30 now, and on my way to being sub 20. Thank you so much for all your help! :)

[@nirukumari7721]

Did u reached there Plz reply

[@jazlaanabdulla7685]

@@nirukumari7721 I did. My current average of 12 is 18.33.

[@nirukumari7721]

@@jazlaanabdulla7685 i am sub 35. How to improve?

[@jazlaanabdulla7685]

@@nirukumari7721 umm.. I think there are very good tips in the video we are commenting on. Jperm is much better at this than I am. So probably should listen to him.

[@nirukumari7721]

@@jazlaanabdulla7685 hmmm....right

[@rxzeoh406]

0:00, A Legend was born

[@christian3892]

i started cubing about 6 or 7 months ago, my pb is 22.01 and average is around 28-29 seconds. is that good?

[@sam_tibs9074]

Bro how is it possible . Ihave almost the same pb which is 22.80 and i also average around 28 to 29.

[@sam_tibs9074]

Btw ur profile pic reminds me of my childhood

[@shivsajith3750]

I started today and I average 3-4 min lol

[@rameshdevanur1942]

That's great I'm cubing from 1year pb is 25.9 and average is 35

[@v_ad2162]

My pb is 23seconds and my average is 30 seconds lmao

[@familovegamehub4513]

"Solving without your brain". Actually the most relatable thing here for me. Awhile ago today i was really bored and i just repested Jb and T perms and i didnt even think. i kind off just spaced out, looked at it and just did it, didn't even remember the algorithm my hand was just like "Trust me bro, i got you."

[@nowiknow6005]

It's funny because these are my stats: cross: 4 seconds intuitive f2l: 38 seconds OLL: 4 seconds PLL: 2 seconds After watching this video though, I managed to be able to reduce my times. Thank You!

[@denamous9185]

2 seconds for pll?!?!? Did you learn full pll before even learning how to do advanced f2l?

[@nowiknow6005]

@@denamous9185 yeah. I didn't even know what f2l was until I saw my friend solving the cube in under 10 seconds and he told me it was called f2l because up till then I was using the beginner's method for the second layer. For the last month, I've been doing all the pll's. I used to do only like 4 of them but I find it faster to learn all of them. The J perms and T perm are the fastest for me. I can do J perm b on average 1.9 seconds and my best is 1.3 and my T perm is around 1.9 on average and my best is 1.5. But the reason why f2l also takes me a long time is because I just started learning look ahead as I started when I started f2l

[@denamous9185]

@@nowiknow6005 J perm and T perm is also fastest for me by far compared to any of my other pll algorithms lol

[@itsme-hq9vg]

I'm sub 14 , but still watching You're awesome ❤️

[@JPerm]

ayy it's you

[@itsme-hq9vg]

@@JPerm lol 😂 ❤️

[@trevormorara9770]

If I get to sub 14..... I think the whole city will know especially ladies...😀😀 I am at 33-35 seconds

[@ДимитърГеоргиев-м9н]

Me too

[@titollangkafilu7984]

@@trevormorara9770 you too fast im only sub 60 :(

[@youtuberbayleexiong908]

I'm getting so much better best time is 1 Minute 10 seconds so proud of myself starting to leave the beginner method and use faster solutions thanks

[@UptempoIsMyTempo.]

2:01 the whistle killed me😂😂

[@Donut001]

2:28 How do you do that alg that fast?!?

[@samaron]

Finger tricks

[@mystikios6889]

Both

[@davidsaric9598]

Practice and good cube

[@r8a56]

A bunch of human muscles moving at extreme speeds to move a particular layer of a puzzle object to get the last layer solved at the speed which we can comprehend as fast this is achievable through muscle memory and a well lubricated cube. Muscle memory can be achieved through hard practise of a particular move or algorithm. There I wrote a big comment.

[@isaacnewton7424]

I love alg

[@CybaTronikk]

I solved my first cube a few days ago and it felt awesome haha. Thanks for the tips !

[@4.1.8]

A good tip is to use the same scramble multiple times and try to solve it in the most intuitive way until you're satisfied then get another scramble and do it again Edit: also practicing FMC can aid you with finding quick and easy to find insertions

[@anjayalka042008]

Just about 10 days back, I was totally unaware how to solve Rubik's cube but now I can and today I thought that can i make a shape with Rubik's in way that all borders are off same colour and only centre is of different colour on all 6 sides and guess what, i finished that shape completely accurate. Its looking very gorgeous.

[@noidgamer68]

3:37 he mean just become ultra instinct 😂

[@nar5205]

Basically he just said " If you want to be faster....... then be faster. " also... you switched to cfop when you were averaging 30 seconds with beginner's method??? I switched to cfop when i was averaging 1:10 with beginner's method

[@fgvcosmic6752]

No, he said quite the opposite. He said, if you want to be faster change your style

[@nar5205]

@@fgvcosmic6752 he was saying that you should force yourself to go faster than you usually do to get better at look-ahead

[@Sora-iwnl]

I average 50 sec with beginner's then switch and now I average 25 to 30 sec with Cfop mostly cuz I combine both beginner and Cfop method

[@-daigher-2549]

I switched to roux when i was averaging like 3-4 mins with beginner method and instantly jumped to 1 minute average, rn im averaging 50secs and i'm starting to learn full roux

[@potato4967]

I switched at average of 2:30

[@HarryCarrie]

Thanks!

[@markushoward3721]

My personal best using the beginner method was 36 seconds and I got an extremely lucky scramble

[@jamalnicholas9636]

Nice mate

[@hvrst6241]

I use 2 look oll and begginer method I solved my cross 2 sec and got pb (23.46)

[@babylettuce]

Thanks for the awesome video! Quick question: the black cube you use at the end, is it just a regular cube that you removed the stickers from or is it a special practice cube of some sort? Would you believe a cube like that would be a good thing to practice with to improve the cross (as it helps visualizing the cross better), or it doesn't matter and it's just for teaching? Thanks again! :)

[@om05472]

i know im 2years late 😂 but its a gan monster cube. he did not peel the stickers off

[@babylettuce]

@@om05472 Thank you! :)

[@amitarathod8987]

if u can get sub 30 with the beginner's method, ur a god

[@squidmont11]

When I make my times go down from 29 second average to a 23 seconds average just from buying a new cube

[@canaDavid1]

What cube did you have before (and now)?

[@squidmont11]

@@canaDavid1 I dont remember my old cube but it was non-magnetic and my new cube was and still is the Tornado V2

[@dox432]

1) CFOP. 2) Muscle memory. 3) Finger tricks. 4) Plan cross during inspection. 5) Learn good habits from example solves.

[@CCandD]

Yeah my cross is also the slowest part. J you taught me how to solve and this is the best video dude. Thanks to you I did just sub-30, 3 times in a row. God bless you homeboy

[@rupeshbarua7228]

I learned advanced F2L yesterday.Now my average is 27 seconds.Thank you for this video.

[@d3m0n_271]

I love him pretending to be slow lol. It’s probably so painful.

[@xAntisune]

Isn't he just explaining clearly? Sub 30s are usually relatively beginners and don't know that much abt cubing no offense Or Hes just giving steady and relatable examples

[@JaxzDoesBundles]

@@xAntisune this hurt me on every type of level, you can't say no offense right after you say something offensive 😔

[@xAntisune]

@@JaxzDoesBundles I said this about 4 months ago and I really couldn't care less about comments hat old lol

[@xAntisune]

@@JaxzDoesBundles but people averaging 30+ or just under 30 are usually newbies to cubing

[@xAntisune]

@@JaxzDoesBundles what I said wasn't very offensive lol

[@kryt7955]

J Perm is the LEVEL BEST speedcubing tutor out there! Who agrees with me?

[@bluetechsaw4841]

1:50 to skip the lecture of CFOP

[@bts_army6027]

My cross takes like 20-30 seconds-

[@shakilatamanna1735]

The sound of the cube is so satisfying

[@luciferdashes]

7:02 Woah! What kinda cube iz that!

[@philliam999]

He just peeled the stickers off

[@neesarnccs]

A 10x10

[@CTheiaW]

​@@philliam999nah he had a black cube I think

[@-luizg-363]

I'm so inconsistent, I sometimes get 41 seconds, and after I get 1 minute... My problem is the f2l, because pll and Oll are pretty easy for me.

[@thor576_3]

Literally same

[@-luizg-363]

@@thor576_3 Well, now I got better, and I'm happy I found this comment, now my avg is 24, I just learned Full Pll (But I was sub-30 before learning it too) I think most important was learning advanced and efficient F2L, and finishing cross and F2L under 20 seconds, if you do this, it's pretty easy to get sub-30.

[@boardconcept]

8:30 won my ❤️love you brthr 👍

[@fadhil4008]

6:40 my first cube actually xD

[@amiruliman5]

6:40 "get cube that doesn't cost much" What if your mom say:"No"? (I'm currently sub 18 with suck cube)

[@bnlbnlbnl]

Magnum Hersheys Kitty Medina Hungry you can get a cube for like 8 dollars, now somebody’s lawn or soemthing

[@Mecal21]

My current cube actually

[@xelaolapid4763]

Me, yess 44 seconds Yusheng du: Ight imma head out

[@Argdebuster]

I was especially getting 30 average and I think that the most time taking for me was the cross thank you j perm for making this video now I average 20 seconds it was very frustrating getting 30 sec again and again thanks again for making this video. Love from india

[@Giofear]

I struggle so much in F2L part, what is the order you guys usually do the corners? Do you start by some visible edge on top or do you just pick corner and look for the colors around the cube? I spend really long time looking for matching colors. Any tips?

[@Themanmanmanman]

Assuming you do the cross on the top, try to look for an edge or corner (ideally both) while you are flipping the cube, and then try to locate the other edge or corner (for me personally, I've learnt to look for both). Personally, even with this my f2l still takes 10 - 15 seconds average and my entire solve is usually around 30 seconds (sometimes 35 sometimes 25). Hope this helps!

[@Giofear]

@@Themanmanmanman I actually do the cross on the bottom. So no order of the corners? That makes me keep flipping the cube in order to find the matching edge to the corner and vice versa.

[@Themanmanmanman]

@@Giofear There isn't any specific order to the corners, no. I don't know how good you are at planning cross during inspection, but try to find a pair during inspection or while doing cross.

[@Themanmanmanman]

@@Giofear And no, it would be silly to flip the cube just to find a pair

[@Giofear]

@@Themanmanmanman yeah I cant really tell how the cube will look after solving the cross during the inspection. I can do the cross in about 5 secs, but I do it very intuitively, not planning every move I make.

[@lil_takki]

How is it even possible to get to sub 30 with the beginners method??

[@smallenginesgarage7168]

It's impossible. Get some help. Learn beginner cfop

[@LimitxRaine]

Anything is possible xD

[@Arthur-xe3pu]

it's possible with more look ahead and higher tps

[@oneflick5218]

I did XD

[@zaakirmiraj8876]

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