(New) How to Solve the Rubik's Cube Blindfolded Tutorial [Pochmann Method]

[@JPerm]

*TIMESTAMPS BELOW!* So you're probably wondering why this tutorial is happening for a 3rd time. My last video focused on learning to memorize + solve, but what I realized is most people learn the method before memorizing anything. I really tried to address what people struggled with in the previous tutorials, and plus it's shorter! *Solving Method* 0:11 Edge Method (detailed tutorial) 4:11 Corner Method (same idea as edges) 3:37 Solved/Flipped Buffer (new cycles) *Memorization Method* 5:25 Letters 6:08 Edges (detailed walkthrough, + new cycles + flipped edge) 8:06 Corners (same idea as edges, + twisted corner) 7:56 Images (1) 8:40 Images (2) *Putting It Together* 8:47 Solving 9:14 Parity

[@Dark-no5so]

J Perm commented 5 hours ago, uploaded the video like a minute ago...

[@kavitaagrawal2534]

@@Jaehoon_485 no it is legal

[@maicotruong]

@@Jaehoon_485 no

[@JPerm]

The only difference for blind is logos are not allowed

[@lollycopter]

I think UBL --> RFD is easier to see (and feel?) during sighted solving than LBU --> DFR

[@colinstorm2892]

This is like learning the rubiks cube all over again even if you are a speedcuber

[@niii5715]

True af😂

[@pragyanmohanty406]

True

[@Lukk21]

Harder than the love cube

[@muhammadshahzad705]

Very very very true

[@Lukk21]

@@muhammadshahzad705 just like the old days whend we always forgot algorithms and know we are going to forgot the buffer :c

[@Ironsword-yd5cn]

Me: Wants to learn 3x3 blindfolded My brain: Don't let him kill me!

[@SGD2718]

same with me and zbll because I don't know full oll. but I'm close to oll.

[@shaynem5580]

KingCuddles314 oookkk

[@personthatdoesthings8463]

it isnt that hard tbh

[@multipaps9180]

hahaHAHAHA

[@nicolelavarias3575]

so true]

[@blindcovered]

I just want to say how clear and easy to follow this tutorial is. Three days ago I watched it for the first time and I just got my first ever blindfolded solve. It took like 20 minutes to memorize so theres still a long way to go for me, but the fact that by watching only one time I was able to learn it is just amazing. Thanks and congrats, dude

[@BurgerBear7]

WOW! I started 2 days ago doing about an hour of practice a day, i bet if i practice more i'd be able to get it done by the end of the week now! yea his tutorial very clear i love ittt

[@ProGamer-mn7ck]

It's not I cried during the video because I couldnt understand anything

[@masterandcomandr3441]

Yesterday I cried thinking that this was too hard, but then I watched it again this morning and practiced a bit and have now solved it 2 times already blind, given I wrote the letters down and took 10 mins inspection + 10 mins solve time. But still it is a great tutorial.

[@steeldestroyer]

Y’all I swear somethings wrong with my brain

[@ProGamer-mn7ck]

@@steeldestroyer same

[@andrewcassese3283]

Did my first blind solve today! What a great feeling! Thanks, JPerm for the fantastic tutorial(s)!

[@fire_playz3348]

I know it’s a little late but nice job!

[@andrewcassese3283]

@@fire_playz3348 Never too late. Thanks!

[@RushilDhar]

@@andrewcassese3283 Can you still do it?

[@andrewcassese3283]

@@RushilDhar I moved on to finally learning full OLL and PLL, but yes, I can still solve blindfolded. I'm a little rusty, but the memorization is the hardest part and that gets easier the more you do it.

[@hikari4483]

Bruh how

[@menan4207]

Him:you see you just swapped it now you move this. Me blindfolded*: I don’t see anything

[@cheeseburger5716]

😂

[@skwerl_y]

Oh my, that is what I thought, too. . . then I forgot my memorization. 😓

[@sebastian_dogboy2311]

1:06 what my dad told my mom when I was born

[@라라공주-d5l]

I feel bad for u lol

[@SkeletronGames]

Did it work?

[@nguyener14]

Sebastian_ Dogboy lmao

[@adityavashisth532]

@@SkeletronGames 🤣🤣

[@cheng-youho1441]

Aww

[@mkiiespi7078]

This tutorial approaches the OP method differently, and I think it's easier to understand this way. I also noticed there is a specific part for the parity, something not covered properly in the first 2 tutorials. Keep up the good work, Dylan!

[@jacks.2250]

For anyone that is struggling with this, I would recommend learning 2x2 BLD first. It is basically an easier version of this and it worked great for me.

[@Iplayceleste]

Thank you this helped so much

[@kavitasinghal2314]

Thanks bro 😅

[@tomamchulaplayz4221]

Thanks for the advice

[@AmithPai-su3ey]

it is easier since there is less pieces but it is also hard since there are no centers

[@cicerotobias]

Thank you

[@Meow_dasKatze]

Thanks for the tutorial. After a full day of practice (mostly without blindfold) I just got my first successful solve with a blindfold. I still do it with taking notes beforehand and then memorizing, so I don't forget the letters right away, but still that was my very first blind solve

[@omarghetti]

that's impressive good job

[@darthskixx2263]

I really liked your First Tutorial. Your Second Tutorial got even better, I learned the method super fast thanks to you. I cant Imagine how you wanna improve your explanation skills :D

[@Doom_Guy_Slayers]

Nah i think this one is too fast , i think he wanna end this video very quickly cuz he's lazy

[@zeyy84]

@@Doom_Guy_Slayers slow it down. There's a button on KZbin literally there for you to do it.

[@zeyy84]

@@Doom_Guy_Slayers most people like his style of videos, so do I. They just seem quick and simple. No intros, outros, annoying like comment subscribe, just straight to the point

[@Doom_Guy_Slayers]

@@zeyy84 ye i like him but sometimes he explains too fast XD but thx

[@binodtharu8348]

@@zeyy84 for people like me whose 1st language is not english sometimes find his tutorial bit fast.....

[@baconcat2458]

Jperm, you are the only one who I could understand when trying to learn 3bld. Thanks to your previous tutorial, I was able to actually understand what was going on and how this is possible. After a while I decided to learn M2 so I could do 4bld, and about a week ago I got my first 4bld success. A few days ago I beat my 3bld PB by over a minute, cutting it from 4:00 exactly to 2:43. Keep it up dude. Thank you!

[@Biryani2op]

4BLD? I've heard those are very hard to to That's amazing dude

[@quanz8670]

Why am i here...I don't even know how to solve a rubik's cube with my eyes.

[@2aj.]

Then learn. It's pretty easy

[@RajeshSharma-bw1ju]

Vanessa Quan lol

[@ranrinrin]

Duh you're supposed to solve them with your hand

[@tubbysza]

@@ranrinrin duh he meant use his eyes and hands solving... Did he? im scared

[@piececntr_puffy8154]

*NON CUBER ALERT*

[@akshay-thespeedcuber2029]

I did my first blindfolded attempt today and got 9:57min with success. Thnx j perm😄

[@alexlangdon8736]

how long did it take you to learn

[@akshay-thespeedcuber2029]

@@alexlangdon8736 2 hrs

[@ahmedkafala1778]

Hey how long did it take u to learn btw I’m impressed

[@MylesCubes]

How good are you now?

[@santiagoalexcagatao]

I'm learning how to solve blindfolded while in quarantine. Wish me luck!

[@cubingnesse8785]

Me too.good luck!!

[@gamingboss8479]

i have 2x2 blindfolded in 2 days today i m done by 2x2

[@caffeine_mango]

Good luck! Im about to do that to

[@user-ur6gw1xg5l]

Good luck dude !!

[@blueexo1866]

Me too. Hope we both succeed!

[@thecharlie1827]

Isn’t this the third time you made one of these 😂 Still gonna watch it though :)

[@learn_the_cube2]

He's getting progressively more efficient, the first one was 22 mins I think

[@someonewhorandomlypostsrar5313]

@@learn_the_cube2 yes, its 22 minutes

[@lio5035]

welp its my second time

[@charlesjethromaguad8132]

I always thought that blind was very hard, but this just proved me wrong I didn’t even have to watch the whole video to understand the method, And I easily did a solve with this method! Thank you J perm!

[@TimmyTheTuna]

I keep getting flipped edges and his fix won’t work help me plz

[@Grim_-Reaper_]

@@TimmyTheTuna sorry for the late reply, but this method was patched.

[@TimmyTheTuna]

@@Grim_-Reaper_ better late then ever but wdym

[@Grim_-Reaper_]

@@TimmyTheTuna life update 5.7 was released after this no longer making this method work

[@TimmyTheTuna]

@@Grim_-Reaper_ ahhhhh sometimes the matrix is so convincing I forget about it

[@javierthenoob4456]

“We will start from solving edges first but we’re gonna look into corners later” Me :how to look at corners if ur blind folded

[@pretzel834]

It’s actually not that difficult, once you are done with the edges the corners will be in the same exact place that they were originally. That’s how you can plan both before you begin turning.

[@owenevilmakings5433]

@@pretzel834 bruh

[@LaveshNK]

@@pretzel834 r/wooooosh

[@anonymousstout4759]

@@pretzel834 bruh

[@raheeahmed2348]

@@pretzel834 wat wat wat

[@kegenrodrigues]

This guy has given us all the info for free + so much guidance in the description. At the least we can subscribe and give him a like👍🏼

[@Cricketaryan08]

Thanks a lot for making this tutorial♥ I had learnt 2x2 blindfold in 2019 dec and tried to learn 3x3 but i wasnt good at memorizing it and left cubing as well after that... But 1-2 months back I have started cubing again and also successfully learnt 3x3 bld 😃 I also did it in front of my class and it was really cool and helped me get new friends I want to thank you for inspiring all the small cubers like me Also wanted to ask for tips on how to not get nervous doing it in front of big crowds

[@coolcreatorjaeden]

how do you get nervous if you cant see the audience? (because blind folded)

[@Idk_a_name_88]

​@@coolcreatorjaeden yeah lol like what?

[@coolcreatorjaeden]

@@Idk_a_name_88 i mean it could be like being scared of ghost

[@Idk_a_name_88]

@@coolcreatorjaeden lol

[@colemanhoyt5437]

This explanation is so good that I am definitely going to learn the method, and depending on how that goes I'm optimistic about trying to learn memorization as well! Thanks!

[@aperson9106]

How did it go?

[@xAntisune]

How did it go?

[@colemanhoyt5437]

I didn't finish lol. But I did get pretty good at FMC

[@cheesedabber]

@@colemanhoyt5437 how is it going now?

[@Azmythometre]

@@colemanhoyt5437 how is it going now?

[@titiwa632]

I learned blindfolded a week ago with your second video xD Let's see what does this one have to offer Edit: I think there were things that you explained better in this video (for example E setup moves), but I felt this video was a bit rushed for someone new to blindfolded. I would recommend your 2nd video

[@widergrollen]

my solution: watch both ;) Thats how I did it two days ago

[@widergrollen]

I did it! I made a german video about my learning process on my channel and I finally solved a cube blindfolded!!!

[@Bobby-ph3lr]

Yare Yare Daze

[@cyanide6954]

Dio which 2 vids?

[@titiwa632]

Karma, it's been a while (8 months have passed), but if I remember correctly j perm has now 3 blindfold tutorials and this is the 3rd

[@skewbie8808]

j perm: Uploads 3rd blind beginner tutorial me: has seen both the previous ones still me: watches the whole thing cuz its j perm

[@silverzero9524]

me: still cant solve it blindfolded

[@Inds]

Skewbie haha same

[@AbdulWahab-ql9xd]

You are not just a cuber but really a great teacher

[@Sietecube]

Ok... I'vr tried to learn blindfolded with tutorials in french (my native language) but you speak is easy to understand and THIS is a tuto to learn Blindfolded Rubik's cube!!! Really the best I found on the internet. Thank you soooo much! I've just learn the method in 10 minutes...

[@adamecek64]

Thanks to you, I just solved the cube blindfolded for the first time! Thank you! This is the best tutorial out there!

[@fire_playz3348]

How long did it take you to learn? Because right now I’m learning so I want to know.

[@ineedname3467]

@@fire_playz3348 idk how long did this guy needed but at first it was hard for me cause those setup moves was hard so i learned new method where you can use ,,A,C and D" pieces to solve it and whit it i learned it in like 1 or 2 days Good Luck

[@karl6149]

Yeeaaahhhhh... there's no way I'm going to memorize all of these

[@wnye8971]

ur profile picture just makes this comment more lol

[@heesanbahri3860]

Keep practicing

[@arifwazir3584]

@@heesanbahri3860 im stuck on learning the lettering scheme lol

[@kauinoej]

You can unless you practice everyday

[@karl6149]

@@kauinoej And that's why I can't, lmao

[@LepetitpotdeNutella]

I use a slightly different method that appears to make the memorization easier to me. I memorize separately orientation and placement of the pieces. Plus I use letters for the edges and numbers for the corners. I end up with two sequences of letters and two sequences of numbers

[@rogertheorangecat]

its doable.. I learned it and practice over 2-3 weeks and I just did my first blind solve.. I cannot stress enough how anyone can do this.. and the elation you experience when you remove the blindfold and see a solved cube for the first time is quite fun.

[@vestervicky737]

Jperm, today, I solved a Rubik’s Cube blindfolded for the first time. You have no idea how many times I wanted to give up. The journey was absolutely excruciating, but I finally did it today and freaked out when I saw the solved cube. I wanted to learn how to solve a Rubik’s Cube blindfolded for a talent show at my school and now I actually have a little more hope at solving it in front of the entire school 😅. Anyways, wish me luck at the talent show in two days, I really hope I can do it

[@linuz8607]

How’d it go?

[@vestervicky737]

I wasn’t able to solve it, I was too nervous :( . But I decided to start practicing 3 style early on so I don’t have to go through learning all the other methods of solving the cube blindfolded, and then just move on

[@cmcmc404]

Thank you for this clear and nice tutorial, I managed to complete a blindfolded solve for the first time with four days of practicing. And personally I found a particular weird method with memorizing algorithm that worked for me, if I force myself to get distracted while turning the cube ( like watching a video or singing some songs ), it'll turned into muscle memory way faster than reading the nodes one by one in my head XD.

[@sevi3192]

Plot twist: He recorded the whole video blindfolded Edit: Thanks for the likes guys :)

[@fathimuammar4014]

Copied

[@helgi777]

Lol

[@sevi3192]

@@fathimuammar4014 do you know of the fact that any idea that you might make that you think is original might have been taken by someone else in the world? When I typed this comment 2 months ago, I simply believed that I did something original.

[@Buratoy]

Sev Abonete ur reply is stolen Jk

[@kauinoej]

J Perm: As you can *see,* this piece is solved Me: uh what

[@winifycodm]

*Oh baby a triple!*

[@kkwai9356]

weird evw reference but ok

[@leonardoventura9641]

@@kkwai9356 ayyyy a dasher

[@personthatdoesthings8463]

a triple in yo mommas weight

[@dpage446]

@@personthatdoesthings8463 haha yo mamma joke so funny hahahha c o m e d y

[@HarshSharma-xu6oz]

*You have reached the goal comedy*

[@thorvan31]

Omg that feeling of solving a rubiks cube bld is so good tysm jperm you're the absolute goat!!❤

[@ethanowen1416]

This was extremely helpful. I had never attempted blind solving before and I have just had my first successful solve only a few days after watching this video for the first time! Thanks!

[@TheNightFox919]

Another way I like to make my setup moves easier is by learning the Ja and Jb perm alongside the T perm. For example, at 2:43 (FD piece), instead of doing a 3 move setup and use a T perm, you could do an M' followed by a Jb perm.

[@JPerm]

Yup! You can also use this for any non-D face target in the D-layer (LD, RD, FD, BD)

[@milevenforever3652]

@@JPerm HI JPERM IAM A FAN BIG PLEASE ♥️ME PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE

[@Krampy2]

Your a genius

[@ViratTanishq_Music]

Le Beginner me who don't even know what they are talking about............ 🤨☹️

[@tixie1904]

Thank you J Perm! I’m just a kid learning how to solve blindfolded! This video is teaching me how way better than any others!

[@whatisthisnewfeaturehandle]

Same, this is a great video.

[@thecalendarninja]

I actually realized just from thinking and experimenting that....it's also possible to use the Old Pochmann blindfold method using nothing but Jb perms, or even Tperms, as well as others including the modified Yperm which all 3 are commonly used in the Old Pochmann method. I noticed that, although it's not for speed cubing, I realized that even though Jperm and Tperm are taught for edges, meanwhile the Yperm is used on the corners, that any of these 3 algs can be also used interchangeably. For example, Tperm or Jperm can be used for both edges and even the corners too, as long as the buffer and target concepts are used. I noticed also that many people think the buffer and the target are written in stone, however, using Speffz lettering scheme for example, B doesn't have to be the buffer. You can even switch whenever you want B and D being the target or buffer at will, as long as you don't mess up the correct pieces on each side when doing setup and unsetup moves. I like to use Tperm and Jperm for not only the edges but also for the corners using usually B as the buffer for corners, and C as the target. This way, for people who aren't interested in speed, we can solve blindfolded now with just one algorithm! All Tperms or even all Jperms. As for parity, just do a D, A, D and that eliminates the need for Ra perm

[@cbarbaz]

That's a very interesting comment! When you use B & C as buffer & target for corners, which set-up moves are allowed?

[@ThatOneGamer_Dad]

Dylan said that you can't do anything other than D and L moves when solving edges but you can TECHNICALLY use F and B moves as long as you move that face back. For example, to solve K, you can do F L' F' and that puts the original corners back and moves that edge up so that you can swap and then do the reverse for that setup to put it back

[@tapiraat6977]

It took me around 30 minutes to learn the beginnersmethod out of my head. I've giving the old pochman method a lot of tries over several years and it just doesn't click. I really want to learn this before 2024

[@jj7546]

your last blind video tutorial was really good but this is even clearer. im deifnitely gonna learn blind soon

[@doublemosasaur5091]

Cant relate

[@aroldobrunogomesmoreira8287]

Thank you Jonathan permutation

[@theomnivert]

Imagine watching all three releases on the first day of release and still being unable to do blind

[@ahmadbehrozsamadi3093]

I have learned all cubing from you and now i got interested in blindfolded. You are a great cubing teacher but i didnt get a single clue from this vid.

[@AvishekShrestha45]

I have learned 2x2 blindfolded and now I am learning 3x3 blindfolded. And I have started subbing 30 from 40 in just 3 weeks. Thank You Jperm 💕 Lots of Love from Nepal 💕💕

[@tofuchibi]

Whos watching without a blindfold?

[@Zrytun]

Who is commenting without a blindfold?

[@m.ehsaan.]

Everyone except Gojo.

[@sandu-4]

@@m.ehsaan. lol

[@gigachad9582]

Lmao​@@m.ehsaan.

[@m.ehsaan.]

@@gigachad9582 😎🗿

[@9f4]

I had given up on learning to blindfold solve, maybe this'll help

[@Kyle-mt5vo]

Thank you so much for this video! It helped me learn fast and now I am solving it fluently.

[@Gatish]

I AM FROM INDIAN AND MY MOTHER TONGUE IS HINDI I CAN,T SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY BUT I CAN UNDERSTAND ENGLISH IF SOMEONE TALKS TO ME IN ENGLISH , BUT YOUR TUTORIALS ARE SO CLEAR AMAZING THAT I LEARNT CFOP, ONE HANDED AND BLINDFOLDED FROM YOUR TUTORIALS EVEN THOUGH WE HAVE LANGUAGE BARRIERS . FIRSLTY I TRIED LEARNING CFOP FROM INDIAN KZbinRS BUT THEIR TUTORIALS ARE ARE CONFUSING , THEN I DECIDE TO TRY TO LEARN FROM YOUR TUTORIALS AND IT WORKS WELL . APPRECIATE YOUR WORK A LOT MAN.

[@konstantinapataki]

Hi J Perm, my son Adam is 9 years old and is a big fan of yours. He is practicing with his rubik cubes for hours! He asked me to write this comment on his behalf, and ask you how long it takes approximately to start seeing results (if you practice every day). Greetings from Switzerland!

[@cookiecubing1235]

I haven’t done 3BLD in a while so this will be helpful for a refresher

[@themaster1147]

Me too!

[@funcuberdeadchannel5426]

आपबुरेसपनेसेबचनहींसकते,वहआपकोअपनीआखिरीसांसतकनीचेगिरादेगाआपबुरेसपनेसेबचनहींसकते,वहआपकोअपनीआखिरीसांसतकनीचेगिरादेगाआपबुरेसपनेसेबचनहींसकते,वहआपकोअपनीआखिरीसांसतकनीचेगिरादेगा

[@funcuberdeadchannel5426]

?

[@cookiecubing1235]

BeeZow Doo-Doo ZopittyBop-Bop-Bop what does this translate too?

[@IllShivyou]

CookieCubing123 idk

[@mccardrixx5289]

*This is actually a very interesting video!!! Now I might get more motivated to learn blind solving :DDD*

[@Panda-sn1lg]

Did you do it?

[@mccardrixx5289]

@@Panda-sn1lg sadly not yet, but someday sure

[@nikeditz1739]

Did this to impress my friends after school. When I solved it, they started screaming and now they are like ”Hey, can u plzzzzz teach me how u did it?” :D

[@ksohan]

Can't believe I did my first timed successful blindfolded solve today(12: 05.09) in 12 minutes with memorizing(also timed) in my mind without writing down! All thanks to your video

[@kupfeli]

This tutorial is super!!! You talk pretty fast, but you explain stuff superbly! Also your CFOP videos are super!

[@fadisalman6555]

0:01 "easier than you might think"

[@purple_sky]

Is there any advantage of using LBU and DRF for corners compared to UBL and RFD? And also is it a good idea (at least theoretically) to sometimes use a J perm instead of a T perm for the edges when the setup moves are quite long? The biggest thing holding me back right now is forgetting what setup moves I did so I feel like reducing the complexity of them on average will help a lot.

[@jonathanchen1834]

I’m a year late. but the solving method comparing LBU and DRF is the same as UBL and RFD, but I think it is easier to recognize and figure out the setup moves with LBU and DRF. With the J perm idea, it is good for the RD (G), FD (K), LD (O), and BD (S) targets. Otherwise, it is usually easier to use T perms because the target is further from the 3 pieces to preserve, allowing for more freedom.

[@CubeGamer647]

How do you keep track of which pieces you have solved during memorization?

[@mv_cuber3726]

When you memorize keep your fingers on the pieces that you solve..

[@Hindi_Talaga]

This video and the other 2 helped me alot! This channel is the reason i was able to solve a 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, and 3x3 blindfolded. Thank you so much J perm!

[@NikhilKaithi]

hii can i get a reply from you to talk.........im from south india

[@Smootcheee]

I used this method and on my 2nd attempt of practicing, I got a 14:57.76 success! I know that seems long but I had to memorize 22 letters, corner and edge flips, and parity. So for a beginner, IM PUMPED!

[@dempantss]

thats so good congrats

[@toadcubing1764]

I love how Dylan says “it’s not allowed”

[@nobler6898]

when does he say that, i wanna here it

[@cubiksruber7921]

I just solved my cube with this method! Definitely hard to get at first. Hopefully soon I will be able to do it BLD

[@mysticaltree4875]

Can you do it bro

[@songokukun7248]

When you realise this is the 3rd time he uploaded this tutorial...

[@algodude8713]

I just solved the edges for the first time while looking but using the memorisation. It feels so satisfying!!

[@pablopena8509]

This is the tutorial u need to learn something. Not a 10 part 40 minutes each one tutorial. Good job

[@cragonoskritirea2982]

I started wanting to learn blindfolded literally two days ago and I guess the heavens heard me...

[@anjupaul7492]

0:36 finally a blind tutorial which mentions t perm

[@Ibbys_space]

Many have M2 method instead (which is faster and isn't too hard. If you don't know t-perm learn m2 method) and even J-perm made a tutorial on. It's just faster.

[@anjupaul7492]

@@Ibbys_space how much time did u take to learn m2

[@aitbelaidbadr8347]

Can u do a tutorial of how to memorize faster pls, i memorize in like 10 min and solve in 1:30 using OP for corners and m2 for edges.

[@nghiaphan05]

If it takes you 10 minutes to memorize, I recommend you to put 2 letters together to form a word for corners and a sound for edges. Such as BT can be BaT and LJ can be a sound as Latch. It really comes down to how fast you can make letter pair during memo so I recommend making a list of them. Also letter scheme familiarity is really important also so you just need to do a bunch of solves and thats it. Good luck

[@blackdeath39muffin45]

It used to take me 20 min, mainly with just practice (and using letter pairs with imagery for corners and audio for edges) now it takes about 1 min so don’t worry about the memo time now it’ll decrease naturally

[@aitbelaidbadr8347]

@@blackdeath39muffin45 Thanks

[@iyslfj]

Nghĩa Phan Nice to see you trying to help other memorize faster!

[@iyslfj]

Ait belaid Badr if you want a tutorial I can make a tutorial on how to memorize faster. I average 13.5 memo

[@skwerl_y]

This was so easy to understand. . . I can't wait for you to come back to YouCubing!

[@skaaade]

When I try to solve the edges, two of them always end up parallel in the correct spot but with the colors wrong. Any advice?

[@ZatiCoh]

3:58 he explains if you have a flipped/ unsolved edge piece to swap it out with your buffer piece and solve it normally. I'm sure you've already figured it out by now, so this is for anyone in the future with the same issue. Good luck!

[@Bubbletubb]

@@ZatiCoh what if after I do the t perm, the edge I just put in is flipped? Do you just have to do a different one?

[@FantaIsTheBest1_aryvke]

My Brain is dying while trying to understand

[@skwidy446]

I finally got my first ever success today. Thank you so much Jperm!

[@Mobileaim]

I'm making a spreadsheet because of you J Perm your the best Blindfolded cuber

[@lusarv1864]

I just started learning how to solve the edges yesterday, I"m not doing anything by memory yet, instead, I am just writing it down. I am having trouble realizing when I have all the edges solved, is there any for sure way to know?

[@failogor1396]

RandomFrankP should be when you end up on an edge piece that is already been solved..

[@JohnDoe-ot4ud]

@@failogor1396 not always. Sometimes you have to start a new cycle

[@kazzyamvs7102]

Wow! 5 days and I’m already done with my first solve! I took and my blindfold and I was like WHAT THE F

[@JasonHamstred]

Why are yo so good I’m jealous

[@maylsy8130]

I think the one where you use A C and D as a shooting location is easier to set up as it has more freedom and only 2 moves set up without any wide moves, tho it uses lefty jperm for A, jperm for B and tperm for D.

[@skwerl_y]

Only things I read in this comment is shooting location and freedom. Are you American?

[@Gladiator6]

Thank you so much this makes so much sense you are a life saver because for some reason i signed up for blindfolded in a comp and now I know how to do it

[@ahmedyaseen3635]

From how to solve the cube to advanced way of solving the cube to solving it blindfolded its long journey and all thanks to jperm

[@stealthinator5774]

I find it much easier to memorize the cube in letter pairs of 4 rather than 2. Just me?

[@paulohenriquealves2397]

As an average guy who solves the cube in ~1 minutes, I documented my process learning how to solve it blindfolded 🤓☝️ Here's my experience: I first saw this video yesterday (16/01), I'll try to learn it asap and will be posting updates: 17/01 - Memorized both algorithms by repeating them over and over and getting the feeling of "what should I move next?" 23/01 - Haven't been practicing much, hence the time gap. Today was the first time I was able to grasp the idea of setting up the edge pieces to go to the swap zone (and setting them up in the right orientation). It was my first edge pieces solve (*not bld obviously) 12/02 - It's been a while since I last practiced 💀 I already got acquainted with solving the edge pieces and getting the right letters in the right places, haven't tried memorizing the pieces yet though. I have been practicing the corner pieces separately to get a better acquaintance with this step. 13/02 - First time trying to put everything together and solve without looking at the cube (but I was looking at the letters). I actually had not noticed that I completely ignored the concept of cycles. Since I wasn't trying to write down the letters and solve without looking at the cube, it wasn't something I had to think about, therefore, during the notation of the letters I have found difficulties with opening and closing cycles. My edge solve had only 1 step not done , as if I forgot to note one letter (The White /Red and the Orange/ Green). My corner solve had two corners swapped (Yellow/ Blue/ Red and Yellow/ Green/ Red) with swapped edge pieces as well (Since there wasn't parity I believe I skipped one letter or something idk). 18/02 - Today was almost my first ever solve blindfolded. I got the wrong side of an edge piece (Blue/Red) and when I finished blue/red and white/red were flipped. I was very happy with what I got nonetheless. I'm already pretty comfortable with moving the pieces to the swap zone (or buffer zone I don't remember which is which). For memorizing the letters, I'd say it's one of the easiest parts if you are creative enough. You don't need to only think about words like: BK = Burguer King, you may as well memorize jokes. The weirder the better. For KQ I memorized Kanye QUEST (instead of West), it made sense in my mind so I went along with it. I haven't learned the parity algorithm yet because I'm procrastinating lol. 20/02 - 1st practice of the day: The memorization has been the easiest part. What's really been somewhat annoying is not getting lost with the algs. I'm doing them solely by muscle memory so if I mess any movement up I get lost. It's great to actually warm up all the algs before starting as a begginer. 22/02 - Memorizing has still been the easiest part. I uhhh, I haven't been practicing that much but something I can tell: It's not only good to warm up with the moves but it may be a good idea to have another cube in case you're not confident with the algs mid solve. Not having the visual aspect of an algorithm has proved to be a crucial part of it for me. At times I mess up some movement because my cube got stuck (It's not magnetic and doesn't have anywhere good corner cutting) and it'll mess up the whole solve. Anyways, repeating the alg over and over is inevitable to master them definitively. 13/03 - Throughtout the very rare ocasions I have practiced bld cubing again, I have always been getting something wrong. I'm in that blank phase of practicing where I know I CAN do it bld (and I guess that's why I don't feel the urge to practice anymore) but always get that one letter wrong lmao. I have tested it today and I noticed that I am getting some letter wrong when solving the corners. I was supposed to have finished this "challenge" like, 1 month ago. 18/03 Lost a bet with my father that I could do it lmao. But the grind never stops I have consistenly been getting the buffer piece flipped, which leads me to think that: the memo part, the algs and even getting the pieces to the swap zones and getting them back to the place have been all things I'm doing right. The one mistake I believe I'm making is getting some faces of a corner piece confused and swapping them. I'm practicing about 2 solves every 2 or 3 days. Some minutes after this comment I tried a bld solve taking a little more caution wirh the corner solve AND I HAVE DONE IT LET'S FCKING GOOOOOOOOOO

[@pixxxxxel3403]

yo nce

[@paulohenriquealves2397]

@@pixxxxxel3403 thanks bro! I actually forgot to put the last update when I finally was able to solve it lol

[@pixxxxxel3403]

@@paulohenriquealves2397 lol did you progress from old pochmann?

[@menzojr8146]

2:45 you can do an M' and j perm

[@daruljariyah6302]

Yes that is more efficient

[@mayukhawasthi8156]

Thanks to you and Jack Cai I finally learned blindfolded

[@filippoarlenghi6247]

the description of the video is unreal, very helpful thank j

[@Inds]

If you’re confused on the fliped edge piece like i was 3:29 your welcome 😁

[@Ricey1]

R'D' would be better setup moves for "K" on corners, because it's fast and regrip less.

[@thememer8261]

1:34 . but I also do the same cause I'm lazy

[@sarojsingh-dj3re]

R' D' / D' F' / F' R'

[@umcuber3399]

I didn’t like the first tutorial The second one taught me how to do blvd And this one is amazing

[@masterofcubing233]

best tutorial thanks J PERM

[@thespectogamer3580]

I dont know but I prefer only ur videos for cubing. After thinking, I came to know that your videos are small, fast tutorials and most importantly understandable

[@CubeoOfficial]

sir, i have an easier alg for swaping corner R(Y perm) R'

[@mastergamerwasd5508]

that's just the Alg but with 4 more moves, just learn the Alg it's literally just y perm without f moves in the beginning and end

[@CubeoOfficial]

@@mastergamerwasd5508 but mine is easier to learn.

[@mastergamerwasd5508]

@@CubeoOfficial But the Alg is not that hard to learn, and it's much more faster and efficient

[@ehxtrem5226]

For "C" you can just do a J perm its the same thing

[@colemanhoyt5437]

I suppose a different J perm can be used to solve an "A" as well. Am I understanding correctly? I don't know full PLL so all these algs are new to me except the T perm which I use to solve adjacent corners in 4LLL :p

[@ehxtrem5226]

Coleman Hoyt Exactly, you can do a bunch of PLL as long as it solves the two right adjacent corners. Its pretty useful cuz when you have "O", instead of doing a 4 setup moves, you only have 2

[@colemanhoyt5437]

TheXtreM Wow! Yeah O has been throwing me off even in the sighted solves I have been starting off with. Learning the J perms is probably worth it lol, plus when I finally learn full PLL I'll already know them

[@dale9828]

@@colemanhoyt5437 I have 3 setup positions: A = U2 Lefty J Perm U' C = Jb Perm D = T Perm

[@unlike1279]

Do a 7×7 how to solve pls. I just bought a 7×7 and I can't solve it

[@cookiecubing1235]

freefire god can you solve a 5x5?

[@JPerm]

For now, watch the 6x6 tutorial and follow the same steps

[@nicerknifes9465]

You know, this method without a blindfold might just be a super easy method for any non cuber just to solve the cube, since it only involves 3 algorythms. And honestly this does not seem too hard. With the system of the maming scheme you don't have to just learn it by heart, but you do learn it after using it for a bit. Only the memorisation part is a bit difficult, but mostly because I haven't found words for all letter pairs yet Update: after like 3 or 4 days of trying at least three blindfolded solves daily I finally got my first successfull solve, which was also the first one where I decided to time it. Came out at just under 8 minutes including memorisation. Felt really good

[@EraX52]

I solve my first cube with memo pairs and everything. Thank you so much jperm, it took me so long, but I did it

[@osuome]

yo how did you do it without every single edge and corner flipped

[@oximas]

when you are watching this and you are a beginner. whhhat the absolute fricks is he saying.

[@thevictor180]

I'm pretty good at cubing and I'm still wondering, what the hell is he saying

[@Fatigue-Lost_AirBassist]

5:04 What I said when I saw my baby brother for the first time.

[@YummySalad_]

I had to learn the alphabet for this…

[@GlitchByte404]

XD

[@naeemsaeed1803]

a 10 min video that takes 10 months of training... good job!!!

[@dylandacuber3803]

Thank you so much J Perm for an incredible tutorial as usual. Will definitely reccomend this to all cubes. This video made me win $50 in a talent show. Keep it up Dylan!

[@sooyeonchoi9832]

Haha I wish I got money in a talent show

[@TheChristoAlex]

what did all the cubes say after you recommended this to them?

[@21croz]

what about J perms when solving edges?

[@nuttyjoe]

The buffer swaps to fu, but if you know setup for that location ye. I recommend t perm tho as u need auf for jperm

[@21croz]

@@nuttyjoe it depends on the algorithm you use. you can do R U2 R' U' R U2 L' U R' U' L

[@dale9828]

@@21croz I use J Perm and T Perm when I do 3bld, the auf is always the same

[@leek8656]

Wait... The R perm I know is different: R U’ R’ U’ R U R D R’ U’ R D’ R’ U2 R’

[@JohnnyProductionsOfficialTM]

There's many variations of every algorithm. That works too.

[@garyromero8352]

Just add a U’ at the end or else the buffer will move place :- we don’t want that