How SPEEDCUBERS Solve A Rubik's Cube In SECONDS

Oh also there's F2L, X-cross, pseudoslotting, WV, BLE, VLS, HLS, BLS, COLL, OLLCP, ZBLL, ZBLS, Roux, ZZ... and zeroing.

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[iasminp]

The "only 57 algorithms" got me crying hard

[ZoroSwords]

This tutorial needs another tutorial 💀

[cfoples]

but... what about the best tactic for the last layer... praying for a last layer skip!

[shiroyuki]

This is the exact same way I solve a cube. Entirely because of my best friend. One day he just decided to bring a cube to school and my classmates ultimately decided it would be cool for everyone to learn it so we did (he taught us the basic way but I got special lessons from him😂) we were so serious about it we even did finger exercises to turn the cube faster😂. Eventually it got so popular that our school held a competition for it😂

[Lqjsud]

Speedcubing might've been the best hobby I invested my time into

[vidhaatkaustubham]

Thank you tingman. About a year ago I had come across this video when I was using the beginner method. Now I use beginner cfop and I’m learning full OLL. I used to average a minute and now it’s 24 seconds. I truly thank you and the other cubing YouTubers with a lot of respect. I am soon going to meet Tymon Kolasinski (hopefully I spelled that right) in a competition. I never new these methods even existed until this video. Now that I have come across this video once again, I decided to thank you for your great efforts in other video leading to success. And to everyone, you can do anything if you try.

[tpc]

Roux cubers:
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined

[HOPE-hfdz]

This method is known as CFOP
C: cross
F: f2l (first 2 layers)
O: oll (orientation of the last layer)57 algs
P: pll (permutation of the last layer)21 algs

[kenfreeman]

As an intermediate overview, moving from beginner to more advanced solving, I like stuff like this. Especially when new, I got lost in the details. A short video like this gives a framework around which I can build in the details of each step. (I wish more instructional videos on more study subjects had a good general overview like this. THEN I can work on filling in the details of each part.)

[marcuslatrell]

Him: "you gotta put this here and this on the back"
Me, a non cuber: put what in the what and what what where back how?

[argemirotorrico]

But is this “How speedcubers are able to solve a Rubik’s cube in a couple of seconds!” or “How speedcubers are able to solve a Rubik’s cube, explained in a few seconds!”

[AtGigis]

I’m trying to learn all the oll algorithms. All 57. Current progress: 2
Imma go cry now brb

[cubingcuber]

Advanced method in 50 seconds??? That is fire man!!

[kylrt]

POV: you alr know CFOP but you still want to watch the whole vid

[maryemilygeiles]

Speedcubing is the only hobby I've stuck to for over a year....admitted I'm slower than I should I still love it ❤️
Also tingman...I'm loving your shorts... ❤️❤️

[taritsusmarbleruns]

Roux, ZZ and Petrus Solvers: Interesting

[phaseisgaming]

Ting man: there’s only 57 algorithms
Me: ONLY

[khaviyaakhaviyaa]

Tingman : How speedcubers solve cube in seconds⏰
Meanwhile non cubers when they solve in 59 seconds for the first time: YES! I AM A SPPEDCUBER😎

[rapidfir]

Amazing! It seems simple. Just remove the part where the cube has to be solved

[alexandra_reznikov]

Doing pseudoslotting is a great way to complete the F2L step. I use it in my solves and it reduces my average time of doing the F2L by 8 seconds.