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How to solve a Rubik's Cube F2L with the Fridrich meathod?

I tried to learn, but you do not get it that the videos do not cover the case and I do not know what to do in most cases, I can get both, but two cases, I do not know what to do and this is confusing, you can solve the cube layer beginner so I know algorithims meathod

It is unlikely that someone make a video of all algorithms. In all, you have much to learn over 100 algorithms. It's easier if you search online or buy a book. Internet http://www.cubestation.co.uk/cs2/index.php?page=3x3x3/3x3x3 Book: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Speed-Solving-Cube-Step-step/dp / Ref = 1402753136 sr_1_2? books & ie = UTF8 & s = qid = 1252184836 & sr = 8-2 My advice algorithms for F2L is to learn two in a single day in practice enough for the next two days. I found this to be easier than learning one a day. You begin to notice patterns and reach a point where you can find how to solve the case even if you miss the algorithm! For OLL / PLL, I will teach you every 1 or 2 days and practice. These are just a memory, there are many similarities. The order I suggest that learning is "Cruz (fast track)," All cases look OLL F2L -2 (crosses on the algorithm of high + 1) -2 Search (PLL algorithm corner edge algorithm +) Full-PLL (an algorithm) full-OLL (an algorithm) The right to suggest that learning thoroughly before completing PLL OLL is that there are approximately 20 contrary OLLs PLL 50. Easy to learn Full PLL and this will reduce their time and give you the motivation to move forward. I hope I helped! ps I use the Fridrich method.

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