(v.2) How to Solve the Rubik's Cube Blindfolded Tutorial [Pochmann Method]

[@ryanfarish5433]

To those of you who are learning 3BLD, it's exhilarating and exciting be able to put on a blindfold and turn the cube with the memo in your head and put your hands down to stop the timer to see a completely solved cube (Especially when you turn really fast and get a sub-30). To compare that to the frustration of the learning curve of the lettering scheme, letter pairs, setup moves, and cycle breaks. Afterward just to get DNFs from forgotten memos, incorrect setup moves or just errors in general. I am triumphantly here to say that with carefull targeted practice and sighted solves, YOU CAN DO 3BLD! It's completely worth the frustration, only if you're willing to the work to learn it. P.S. Sorry that was kind of long, but it was also written to myself to keep me going on to keep trying to break new barriers (sub-27). P.P.S. Thanks to j-perm for updating his tutorial.

[@FastCubeMaster]

Pin this J perm

[@GoIrish2026]

Blindsighted i cant seem to get my memo down. Any tips?

[@nidhimathur1330]

Your words touched my heart. You should become a motivational speaker

[@bricc4415]

yup. as he said make pairs, and make up words, and those words try and make a story (connect them in a way), and use your native language, and the words don't have to exist, like KL (KoLor) KT(KaT) y'know, go crazy with it

[@ryanfarish5433]

MJBCuber Make the letter pairs and set up moves automatic, i.e. No thinking. Then push yourself try to get faster than you think you can be. Or just watch Noah's vid on Cubing World (How to get fast)

[@elan1378]

ME: Doing it fast. Cube: Locks up. Muscle memory: I'm about to end this man's whole career.

[@TRBenjiSwiss]

Elan muscle memory: Ight, imma head out

[@Sam2Reel]

wait shouldn't it be like this ME: Doing it fast. Cube: Locks up. Muscle memory: this cube is about to end this man's career.

[@pranav2310]

I hate when that happens For some reason I get nervous and the cube locks up.

[@prototype0237]

Muscle memory: understandable, have a great day

[@jiroaizato]

Lmao

[@jiahaoli9454]

Legend says that he make this video blindfolded as well

[@benchmark7832]

Lmao

[@ZERO-tb8du]

this meme comment and a lmao reply and his profile picture damnn what a meme

[@10kwithnovideochallengemem91]

Same

[@ZERO-tb8du]

@CGYT yes

[@rubikscubing5634]

@CGYT 😆

[@connerelliott8672]

Learned in 8 days with no more than 2 hours of practice each day and I have minimal cubing knowledge. Anyone can do it if they really want to

[@jamesgreenwood2489]

But have you ever asked yourself "am I the big smart???"

[@jaque3901]

good job

[@leonwinkelman4056]

@ender gaming being smart does guarantee being able to learn things faster, so its still useful to be smart in this case.

[@leonwinkelman4056]

@ender gaming no of course not, you first got to learn, but that proces is faster

[@leonwinkelman4056]

@@bgraber2005 yes

[@maelgorth]

If you don't get what's happening the first time don't get discouraged, read up on different sources and take your time to try and understand the concepts! At first I didn't understand anything but after reading and watching multiple peoples videos I can now do corners blind! Hope to learn edges soon! You can do it!

[@yusufragab1674]

If I may make a suggestion for this: Don’t use wide moves for some setup moves in the edge stage. For example: T with wide moves would be d2 L’ I find it much better and faster to use slice moves instead so E2 L’ Full list of slice edge setup moves: A: M2 D’ L2 B: buffer piece C: M2 D L2 D: no setup moves E: L E’ L F: E’ L G: L E L’ H: E L’ I: M D’ L2 J: E2 L K: M D L2 L: L’ M: buffer piece N: E L O: D’ M D L2 P: E’ L’ Q: M’ D L2 R: L S: M’ D’ L2 T: E2 L’ U: D’ L2 V: D2 L2 W: D L2 X: L2 Hope this tip of mine helped, and have fun blind solving!

[@JPerm]

Wow thanks for the new list! I'll heart your comment. I think it's not a big deal because this is only a beginner method, and wide vs slice moves is only a small detail. I agree your way is faster especially for E. Another reason is most people don't know which way E goes, and some people don't know which way M goes.

[@yusufragab1674]

J Perm I guess your point makes sense, but once the beginners to BLD get used to this they might need to find some faster setup moves, so they might use slice instead. Thanks for the heart too!

[@musixluva4038]

Yeah I use slices for setting up corners, literally 10x faster

[@yusufragab1674]

MusixLuva corners? lol

[@jacoblindsey6888]

This is a great list! What's the difference between wide and slice on 3x3? On your E set up move, you say E', what is that?

[@guillaumelavigne2054]

To those who are still confused with parity : If you have an even number of edge swaps AND corner swaps, you do nothing. If you have an odd number of edge swaps AND corner swaps, you do the parity algorithm after having swapped the edges. If you have an odd number of edge swaps AND an even number of corner swaps, it means you failed somehow. If you have an even number of edge swaps AND an odd number of corner swaps , it means you failed somehow. Btw to those who know CFOP, the permutation algorithm is an R perm, finishing with U' to align the blocks, the swapping edges algorithm is a TPerm (you can do JPerms as well to avoid hard setups), and the swapping corners algorithm is the YPerm, ommitting the first F and last F' moves) Thanks JPerm for the update :)

[@elbronneto]

Thanks a lot

[@sebastianw.6637]

I figured the algorithm was so familiar, but I didn't even notice it was the R perm until I did a normal solve. Lol

[@williamhu9567]

Oh didnt noticenthat it’s almost a y perm lol thx

[@mos8524]

this really helped thank you.

[@champagnepandaog3305]

Pochman: how do you solve a cube Me: I only know 3 algs Pochman: say no more

[@ok-ns7ri]

Error: brain.exe has stopped working

[@damer3016]

my brain just popped! pun intended

[@dinnertonightdinner7923]

Instructions unclear I accidentally summoned a demon while reading up these algorithms So i just stole this from b3nji UwU

[@davutsauze8319]

i have an antivirus that not only protects me from viruses but also from have my brain to stop so i hope that your brain works again

[@hobbswindrod]

Lol I tried this last year when I had only been cubing for like 3 months Now I’ve Been cubing for 15 months and I can now solve it using swaps but I can’t solve blindfolded yet

[@benrosati8788]

666th like

[@AT-vd1mq]

I DID IT!! THANK YOU SO MUCH J PERM YOU ARE THE BEST it took me 13 days and finally I got it.

[@AT-vd1mq]

ßiju Čúbîñg u gotta watch the video over and over until u get it, I watched it so many times until I understood all of it and I messed up many times, just don’t give up.

[@AT-vd1mq]

Also watch all 3 versions he posted he said some stuff that he didn’t say in other videos and it helps

[@graceg.6040]

I'm really glad you kept the beginning portion using the cards to explain the cycles and buffer position! Another great tutorial :)

[@justinjerald3932]

Ya grace G l am also the same problems

[@ldgaming4213]

Nah it's grace g from the zoo gaming videos I forgot who they were by

[@arhanch]

KZbin needs more videos like this! Unlike other tutorials, this: is very easy to understand, explains the logic of BLD solving, and actually helps people. 10/10 Tutorial!

[@JPerm]

glad you like it!!

[@bcubing3]

@@JPermsikuymemueyeyujmuey,

[@ahmedussalekin7911]

J perm come back😢

[@hitzcritz]

Omg, I was learning how to do BLD solves. Thank you so much for this!!

[@lucijancvijetovic]

HitzCritz kzbin.info/door/hvMTmhGLdZTJW_nXOmOXyQ

[@magneticcuber162]

HitzCritz vi

[@koebells]

Lucijan Cvijetović fuck off

[@homur6498]

Me: really we have to learn a new algorithm to switch pieces Also me: slowing doing the turns Also also me: what it’s just a t perm lmao why didn’t you just say it

[@peakeey]

same

[@Ethan-Schmidt]

And the corner is a y perm but without the f moves at the start and end

[@synergy1916]

and the parity is an Ra Perm

[@Ethan-Schmidt]

Daniel Josh Mijares fun fact: I only know the n perm where it switches the two edges and the top right back corners. I average sub 13

[@maartenbondt9600]

Same

[@voidzminer1017]

For anyone that doesn’t want to learn the parity all it’s just R perm

[@aaronprice4450]

VoiDz Miner Cubing yeet

[@oscarrobinsonteddy9847]

rA pERm

[@christheone6493]

Can you use any rA perm alg?

[@voidzminer1017]

Chris the one yeah I you use a different one

[@voidzminer1017]

Chris the one just check the auf

[@Bibbedibob]

If I don't learn how to solve a 3x3 blindfolded in 15 minutes, I'm legally allowed to leave.

[@newtsears423]

+1 for relevant meme.

[@diablo6250]

Nice meme use man

[@diablo6250]

Especially since it was a the perfect time

[@twistiicuber1055]

Lmao

[@Scidarky]

If you survive ten seconds on totally not super generic mobile game you are legally skilled

[@sleepydog9968]

i never knew 3bld was... surprisingly simple. apart from tons of memorization, the algs are familiar (t perm, r perm, etc) and the feel is intuitive. thanks for the tutorial, man :D

[@deoangelodesamito2109]

My weakness in cubing is being intuitive and I keep messing up my cross

[@sleepydog9968]

@@deoangelodesamito2109 practice the cross above all else, it'll really prove your times. then, after practicing each case for F2L, try out F2L without looking. the best cubers have muscle memory for each case so they dont have to physically think during their solves. practice these, and you'll be quick in no time 👌

[@aayushjariwala6256]

I thinks that description takes more time than making of video. Because u have done very good work on description....well done"""

[@tutorialhq5653]

Solved my first blindfolded 3x3 in just 3 days after watching this tutorial. Best tutorial for the old pochmann method

[@evelyncubes]

"K DIE XO" wow quality content

[@ZhongyiHo]

The only problem I have for 3BLD is memorizing pieces lmao

[@twistiicuber1055]

lol saaame

[@riverseeber514]

Is it? That's the easiest part for me (jk)

[@Destructotz]

SAME

[@xnathxnn]

Same

[@avaneeshyendluri1429]

@@ovi6416 When I started I found it useful to memorize the top left letter of each face. You can then go from there. Ex. M is the top left of the R face, so if ur looking for P, you can go to the R face and "count" M N O P clockwise. For setup moves, I just remember the moves, and then reverse them. Ex. K would be F' R'. So when I'm doing it, I say to myself "F' R' " Then I reverse it using R F. Hopefully this is useful.

[@johnzheng7212]

9:11 “K...DIE” aite imma do just that

[@bionic2127]

John Zheng imagine if this video was made in 2018 before x died because it says K DIE X

[@swatibadwe2446]

Look at the timing

[@maikv750]

@@swatibadwe2446 The best part of the video

[@Ibbys_space]

f

[@thesoccerplayer6022]

John Zheng it’s on 9 11

[@dowly559]

For setup moves do they have to be memorized or can they be done intuitively?

[@JPerm]

intuitively!

[@PinkeySuavo]

When I started learning (first with 2x2x2) I saw list of set up moves and immediately was like okay bye. Later I realised they shouldnt be memorised. Every tutorial should say that

[@c1rcles438]

me: who is a card magician and a speed cuber. -watches him explain stuff on cards ans cubes. me: ah i see you are a man of culture as well

[@Naverdo]

Same man except I'm a very noob card magician

[@focuber3069]

Me

[@slimyzombie]

top notch memes even on youtube.. nice one bro

[@bobjeff6779]

same for me I love both

[@bobjeff6779]

@@tiersexualcommunistpropaga2766 Huh?

[@yrezom4141]

Great explanation now i understand how to solve it. Now i just need to memorize the algorithms and alphabets and improve

[@evanwood7325]

Thank you so much for this! I just got my first success today because of your amazing tutorial!

[@JPerm]

congrats!

[@amitabhgulati8404]

The moment you see the cube is solved you get soo excited.. I’ll never forget that moment

[@BugtenFN]

Love the improved version. Even though the old version was already really good, this is 10x better.

[@mdshouge7836]

Really! Best teacher for cubers

[@PinkeySuavo]

Dude, thanks. I started learning blindfold on 2x2, I was struggling with it through some tutorial but you explained it better. The hardest part was cycle break and it was hard for me to understand. After I got it, I bought 3x3 and decided to learn it as well. I jumped into your tutorial, checked how it differs from 2x2, and decided to give it a try. I dont know how long I was creating mnemo, but took me 25 minutes to solve. At first try! The hardest part were the set ups and resets. It was my first time with such edges solving. Also I had problem with parity algorithm, as I actually didnt know it and just memorized the sequence of letters to perform it. But I got it. Thanks for tutorials bro.

[@PinkeySuavo]

The worst part was the finał tho. I was like "if its solved then wtf", I opened my eyes and HOOOLY SHIET. Also it was funny because during solve I did a mistake and I was not sure if I actually did it, but I decided to fix it then continue (I skipped 1 letter)

[@drew3980]

This is something I don’t think KZbin can teach me. I’d need someone in person who could explain and show me what I don’t understand

[@foolishkai1822]

Maybe one day in the future people will have online cubing coaches for free unless they already exist idk

[@jochemkralt]

Thank you so much!! I've been practicing for 1 week every day and finally, I solved it blindfolded! In 20 minutes but I solved it!

[@JPerm]

congrats! my first solve was 30 mins haha

[@bramslien6962]

Did my first 3BLD today, thx to you! And I got it on tape as well.

[@headjump803]

First time today I solved it in 2 steps! (First all corners blind, then memorized all edges - my memo is not that good at the moment)! Will try a real blind solve this evening again! Thanks for the great tutorials!

[@volking6338]

Omg, after about 2 years I finally understand what is being taught in this video!

[@WessonSnyder]

Having learning 2 Look PLL before this really was a good idea.

[@bennyboi2077]

For corners, I use A as buffer and P to swap, that way setup moves for M N O and P combine with R, the first move of the algorithm. Also for the parity algorithm at 8:30 you say "R prime" while the screen shows and you perform R.

[@JPerm]

yeah i realized that while editing but figured it was no big deal since the screen says the right thing.

[@bennyboi2077]

True

[@madhesh18]

Best video for the blindfolded solving

[@pancake5912]

I actually started practicing this method for like a week, got almost 2 solves already, the second one i forgot one corner, just one like omg, but yeah, i find this really fun

[@RAP1DCL1CKS]

I love how all the comments replying to people saying how simple it is are just like "yeah all you have to do to solve it is solve it" Not yet have I seen an actual tip from anyone in the comments talking about how simple it is. Literally all they're saying is "all you have to do is remember the algorithms and letters and letter sequences" Oh so you mean all I have to do to be able to solve it is be able to solve it, wow so helpful

[@jamesquinn728]

Thoughts on doing one or both of the jperms instead of bad setups to tperm?

[@JPerm]

it's very good, and sometimes setup to J perm is better than setup to T perm, like for the edges Q/K. I didn't want to add more algorithms that a learner may or may not know, so that's why I just did T perm in the tutorial.

[@asdf14051]

J Perm won't it mess the corners up of you use both algs in a solve?

[@pranavprabhu8609]

nope, because T perm and Jperm switch the same set of corners

[@asdf14051]

Pranav Prabhu oh yeah, thanks

[@asapcubing7339]

lol

[@MDMisterD]

OMG thx for the video man, i Just solved blindfolded for the first time, thank you so much

[@GoatNick]

Tio Uzumaki all you gotta do is “believe it” and you can do anything. Not sure if you’ll get it if you watch subbed

[@annika6790]

Goat Nick I don’t get it

[@gramcha]

11:08 I said "Ouch!", because a scorpion bite me, so i played the violin to make him sleep and then we had a quiet f***ing.

[@twistercuber]

lol

[@ScotttheCubeGuy]

HA

[@jochemkralt]

Alg for edges: t-perm Alg for corners: y-perm without f at the start and without f' at the end Parity alg: r-perm(a) with u' at the end

[@TheMegaBit]

Thanks, the last tutorial gave me an idea of how to learn but thank god you came out with a better one

[@troliskimosko]

"Mr. Wurtz, how do you come up with video ideas?" "I solve a rubik's cube blindfolded and make a story out of letter pair memorization."

[@KarinaKingdom]

U published this on my birthday last year! xD

[@Ladla96]

Thank you so much for this video! Ive been practising for 3 hours now and I am already so far that I can do it completely blind. (but not without writing down the numbers yet). You are pretty good at explaining. Maybe I am a fast learner because I can already relate a lot of algorithms to my normal speedcubing. my PB is around 9 sec and I never tried it blind. It's actually not that hard:) So thanks again. Probably THE best video of that kind ;)

[@awesomecat222]

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[@eduardoxenofonte4004]

I have a tip for seeing if you're done with memorizing: If (L - C + S + 1 = T), you're done L = letters you've memorized C = new cycles, do not include the original buffer cycle S = solved pieces T = amount of pieces of the type in the cube (8 for corners, 12 for edges)

[@corygrgic8422]

That card way was a really helpful way of teaching the method. Thanks a bunch!

[@weirdmuffin8639]

I haven’t even learned full oll and pll wth am I doing here

[@jambrrrr]

HAHHA SAME here

[@Kaden-yo3ef]

same lol but I want to learn it because my dad would be super impressed

[@tasek7446]

I did learn it but i am still confused 😂

[@ryann.4079]

weirdmuffin same

[@mariellejoyocampo657]

me too but i still manage i only knw t perm j u

[@claasical4530]

Finally got my first 3x3 BLD after 2 days :D

[@linuspauly2380]

3 hours I just managed to do it with eyes I'm considering this as my main method

[@Kaden-yo3ef]

HOW

[@cobcorn8749]

9:03 J Perm sent us a secret message...

[@samuelmiranda8268]

Clicked on a video, straight to the point, love it

[@itsxela9617]

well i tried that like 50 times a long time ago, and it made me really nervous and frustrated a lot , but i thing it is time to try again . Good luck to anyone trying bld solves or other way

[@gaufill]

This is a small critique, but in the beginning of the video at 0:24 you make two statements. 1. The only moves we are allowed to do is swap the ace with any other card. 2. Now from here the ace is no longer in the buffer position, and whatever is in the buffer position we can swap this with any other card that we want. Now, I know exactly what you mean afterwards, but I had to stop and think about it for a sec and I questioned whether I perhaps missed something and re-watched it to make sure. I mean, you did say "the only moves we are allowed.....is to swap THE ACE" but then immediately afterwards this statement is negated by saying "we can swap anything from the buffer position (which didn't involve an ace). Since it's really only one rule, I would just say "We can only swap a card from the buffer position (no reference to ace or any particular card since it doesn't matter which card is in the buffer position) with any other card we want to swap it with." And then you can easily transition into your example with "BD" where you show the viewer how to interpret the notation quite nicely. Now, I do want to stress that this is quite minor of a point, but it actually was confusing to me at the time since the two statements don't work together. I absolutely love your videos and think you do a phenomenal job of explaining these different methods of solving puzzles. Also I really like the video work. Its really easy to see everything you're doing (good lighting, transitions aren't abrupt, etc). If I ever make videos one day I'd honestly be looking at your videos as a model of what I would want my videos to look like. So, thanks!

[@JPerm]

dammit you're right. i had already refilmed so many parts of the video that some parts were like "whatever it's good enough". probably should have redone that part too. and thanks! glad you like the video style, i dont know any advanced video stuff so it's all simple and probably always will be haha :)

[@ayhamsaadhossain8443]

Quick help: You don't need the parity algorithm for this.(this alg is too hard) instead you can do U'+ (Ra perm)+ U

[@zezus001]

The parity algorithm is literally just Ra perm plus AUF.

[@tirthrajswain4233]

CFOP solvers only: 3:55 is easy 3bld solvers:Yes but it also requires memorisation Of letters

[@clodey5281]

The only tutorial I could understand for new cycles and flipped edges, thanks so much

[@darshkabra768]

I learnt this method 3 days ago and today I completed my first bld solve which timed 23.55 mins thanks a lot j perm

[@JPerm]

congrats!!

[@pedrosantos1480]

I've just got my first sucessfull 3BLD solve!!!! I'm so happy! Huge thanks to J perm for making this video!

[@EnzoRestivo]

Question. Do we have to memorize all of the setup moves, or is it just intuitive?

[@jfre3760]

i also am wondering this

[@richiemoon9218]

You can do it intuitively as long as you know which pieces to preserve/not touch during the set up

[@ethanchapin5904]

9:06 how I feel about solving cubes blindfolded

[@TaiyoN]

I've finally learned beginner 3BLD after a while... Thank you JPerm!

[@samueljehanno]

Your stories are really hilarous!!! 9:44 and 11:08

[@howardtang8720]

Hi J perm. When you switch the buffer with another piece, how do you know which color will be on top? For example, buffer and letter I switch. Will letter I be in letter B position or will letter C be in the B position?

[@howardtang8720]

Nvm just realized. Whoops!

[@codypalm7500]

somehow I just did my first blind solve after 2 days of work at it, trust me it may look so confusing and out of ordinary but is in the end very simple, and just involves hard work to get it done

[@digyanshupaliwal4501]

THANKS A LOT BRO!!!! YOUR WAY OF EXPLAINING Is best ✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌✌

[@keplercuber9155]

Thank a lot , I learnt how to solve the 3x3 blindfolded in 10 day thanks to you . I currently use Old Pochman and I get easy sub 3 min solves. I just finished learning M2 from your tutorials and I'm going to start practising it from now on . (I practiced for about two hours a day.) Thanks again

[@GoatNick]

KeplerCuber 3 min including the memorization of all the letters too? Or just the solve itself

[@keplercuber9155]

Goat Nick memorisation also included.

[@GoatNick]

KeplerCuber nice. I don’t even think I can do a solve not including memorization in 3 min

[@keplercuber9155]

Goat Nick , just practice for at least 1 hour everyday and you will get it .

[@GoatNick]

KeplerCuber I don’t really care about solving 3BND fast atm I’m trying to get sub 20’so I need to use my time for memorizing OLL /PLL algorithms

[@christiankennedy9502]

Nice video! Is basketball your favorite sport?

[@JPerm]

no, tennis is! if I got rf I would have used Roger Federer haha

[@christiankennedy9502]

Oh yeah I forgot. You said you play tennis in one of your Q&As I think. :)

[@mooncake9862]

@@JPerm tennis is my favourite too! do you go to tennis competitions?

[@torinryan3137]

@jperm how do you know what to set up when memorising

[@batlin]

If you keep trying and messing this up like me, the scramble and example solve starts at 8:40.

[@batlin]

It took two more attempts... so, 17 minutes on average, without being actually blindfolded, and having the three algorithms written on a sheet in front of me :D

[@keyjames79]

Great tutorial! I just noticed that the edge alg and the corner alg have a simple relationship. The edge alg is just (A B) and the corner alg is just (B A), where A = RUR'U' R'FR and B = RU'R' U' RUR' F'. This could be a helpful thing to point out to peopl in the tutorial to help people learn one alg if they know the other. I also saw a neat connection between the corner alg and the Y-perm: the Y-perm is just is conjugated corner alg: F (B A) F'. Cool stuff!

[@swaggypea3866]

awesome! I just learned Y-Perm

[@ty62c]

Thank you for this tutorial! Took me 3-5 days to learn but it was worth it!

[@cynical7989]

5:38 wtf, I don't know how to a a t perm on 1 f'ing piece Edit: I got it, but seriously he just left and was like alright u guys got this 😂

[@haneens8357]

Compilations Of Stuff I am stuck on that bit

[@Maan_Arora]

How do I do it

[@Maan_Arora]

I didn’t get it pls reply

[@nutansharma1758]

Sir I'm confused in setup Can u make a video more detailing upon just the setup

[@nutansharma1758]

@Sea Shell yup 😋 I saw that a lil bit later after I dropped this comment LMFAO

[@agamkohli3888]

Right when I finished learning from your “concise” tutorial🤦‍♂️😂

[@UrasSomer]

Agam Kohli same

[@areebasuhaislam5217]

Thanks a lot i have watched a lot of videos but when i watched ur one i understood now thanks again

[@CatsForLife21]

Yay i have successfully blindsolved for the first time this morning! Thanks for the Help Jperm

[@JPerm]

congrats!

[@CatsForLife21]

J Perm Thanks man!

[@4ccuber945]

Can you do it with any scramble

[@CatsForLife21]

killer goku Thankfully, yes :D

[@kartavyagohil4081]

Amazing video j perm wanted to learn BLD...thanks and a question: i am averaging 23 secs on 3x3 i try to lookahead but keep staring at the pair i am doing i know how to solve every pair with muscle memory but want to fix this problem... Cant lookahead please help

[@snprajwal]

Kartavya Gohel forget about lookahead for now. Keep solving and practicing until you can recognize and solve every pair without thinking. Try executing at top speed. After you get this down, slow down and lookahead. Do both, because people usually just slow down and look aimlessly at their cube. Hope it helps 😀

[@angharadthomas9458]

I understood what you were saying until the 'flipping edges' section which I am confused with. I used all the correct set up moves along with the switch algorithm and it's not working. I was working if you would be able to help. Thanks.

[@JPerm]

if you followed exactly, then it should work just fine. there must be something you did wrong then?

[@angharadthomas9458]

@@JPerm I did the C setup move Switch Algorithm I setup move Switch Algorithm A setup move Switch algorithm Q setup move Switch algorithm Is there more to it? Maybe I thought I understood it. Could you correct what I did please?

[@JPerm]

did you undo the setup moves after the swap?

[@angharadthomas9458]

@@JPerm Yeah I think

[@TheScienceGuy10]

How do I do the flipped edges case? (Like CIAQ?)

[@intrer8601]

Swap the flipped edges with another flipped/ unsolved edge (doesn’t matter which), then replace the piece you just move with itself, except that you flip it.

[@novarl4115]

so you make another piece the buffer piece ?

[@JPerm]

no you just swap with CIAQ in that order. the concept of swapping is always setup + swapping alg + undo setup. changing buffer is never mentioned in the video

[@novarl4115]

oh so you just swap with c, swap with i, a, q. thanks!

[@MasonplaysGD492]

Just did my first BLD solve! Very good tutorial.

[@Gooodmorningdog]

ik you havent made a video in a while but u should make a tutorial and i subscribe too

[@ciaranfaheycf]

Took me two weeks! But I can do it! Thank you so much J perm!

[@JPerm]

congrats!!

[@ciaranfaheycf]

J Perm Just need to get my memorisation to be quicker than my actual solve now! Haha.

[@direiii9506]

Help I can't remember the setup and restore

[@PJMcD.]

Setups can be done intuitively. Just imagine you need to get a piece to the bottom without affecting 3 pieces

[@aaroncui4899]

Ayyy a new blind tutorial

[@asapcubing7339]

I've watched your other blind tutorials and many others and still am having problems with memorizing ... any help?

[@JPerm]

did you see the memorization part at the end of the video?

[@asapcubing7339]

Where you pair the letters up like XE NI? I saw that part but I am having trouble thinking of what XE would be, and other ones like RG or FI, they all stump me... I start thinking of things that when i start solving i just forget right off.

[@JPerm]

xenon, nickel, rag or redgreen, fire or fight if you think hard enough you can always get one! I think ones like QJ are especially hard, where you can either get creative (queen jack) or memorize something unrelated for it (like a monster that reminds you of QJ)

[@JPerm]

and you shouldn't forget when you solve, as long as you make a good story out of it. make sure the objects relate to each other. for example, XE NI RG FI can be "I used xenon to create a nickel coin, dressed it in rags and set it on fire."

[@asapcubing7339]

ok

[@WahranRai]

I had just finished programming in R the blindfold algorithm (old Pochmann) with setUP moves (corners, edges stickers ), Yperm(corners); T,Ja,Jb perm( edges), buffers in ULB and UR This program solves immediatly any valid cube scramble.

[@mahditaghizadeh2775]

hey. you know for edges we can also use j perm to swap with the UF sticker. that way we can use both t perm and j perm and our set up algorithms wouldn't get so complicated

[@roykaith734]

Yah I know that but the thing is how do you solve it blindfolded?

[@Ghost-jb9zd]

exactly

[@cartergerman2860]

Ghost. You memorize the letters then solve each spot in that order

[@beru4548]

i still dont understand when to do parity

[@EliteCubingAlliance]

Omega Cuber When both are odd.

[@beru4548]

@@EliteCubingAlliance thanks for helping me out courageous cuber

[@Nabikko]

Inspection...... ok go. 15 seconds WAIT WHAT! But I just started! DNF Average of 5: (DNF) DNF DNF DNF (DNF)

[@Nabikko]

My new pb

[@advier01]

DNF +2

[@JrDVAL]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I got it on my second try, it helped once i figured out that the corner swapping alg is just a y perm without the beginning and end f moves. Thanks so much :D

[@tahakarim1901]

Yessss I Finally Got a blind solve!!! After 1 month of practice!!! Thanks J Perm!

[@deoangelodesamito2109]

1MONTH!????

[@gauthamab7663]

Parity is just r perm and edge swap algorithm is t perm

[@wolfuryt4183]

Any one 2019? I'm startting to learn how build 2nd layer

[@Error-zp5cp]

Valk 3 is my Bae

[@reeck771]

Jperm calling oll and pll algs scrambles😂 Good method of teaching tho

[@Ft_myras]

What a great way you choose to understand it 👍

[@jijimonvb4159]

when I start to solve blindfolded somebody will steal my timer 😂