Learning to Solve a Rubik's Cube in under 1 minute

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I set out to solve a rubik's cube in under 1 minute or 60 seconds. It took about 30 hours of studying and solving in order to do this, and I highly recommend it as a fun challenge. It really was a ton of fun.

I filmed all this challenge at the beginning of 2019, but scrapped it initially for a reason I can't remember. Well... I finished editing it and here it is!

Other Great Rubik's Cube Solving Videos:

[thecubingmagician]

Awesome job! this channel is extremely underrated. If you want to get faster, the next step would be improving your lookahead. Lookahead is where whilst you're solving a step or doing an algorithm, look around the cube to see what to do next so that there are no pauses in your solves. E.g. while you're solving your first f2l pair, try to find other potential pairs to do next. It's a very good habit to get into when you're just starting and I really wish I was given this information when i was just beginner. It will help you shave off a lot of time. Really great video as always :)

[DavidsGameplayMC]

I just watched your running video and now see this one. Running and cubing are like my two main hobbies rn so it's so funny to find this channel! Keep up the good videos.

[SteveTownshend]

Great video. How long did the whole process take from your first solve to under 1 minute?

I haven’t learned anything but the beginner method yet. I can solve consistently in 85 seconds and my best is 72 seconds…. But I can’t get any faster with the beginner method! This video inspired me to go learn F2L and start learning the faster more advanced methods! Thanks!

[flix]

as a sub 20 solver (I use advanced f2l/1 look PLL/2 look OLL) I can say that you are officially a cuber sir

[VirginLemonade]

I really like your videos, might copy you cause it's so motivational

[flirkinz]

I’m kind of new to cubing, and I’ve been using the beginner method by JPerm. I’ve been trying to learn F2L, OLL, and PLL, but it’s seemed to be going a lot slower for me when solving my cube. My time is 2 minutes and 30 seconds, and I want to try to get to sub 30. Should I keep my beginner method or try to improve on F2L, OLL, and PLL?

Also should I use only one of these methods and solve the rest normally or just what methods are the absolute best for speed cubing?

[rebelknox]

hey I have a question about the algorithm u did in the second layer I tried doing that but it failed how did u do that

[ajaysonteke]

Hii I m impressed very much can u tell me which app you are using in your phone and which method you used to solve cube under 1 min and how much time it will took you from start to under 1 min

[paulfindlay]

great work well done. what algorithm or app are you using there please! tia

[ramaelyoussif]

Any video suggestion on how to do F2L, I can't seem to find a good video

[krige]

4:30 what's the algorithm to get the two layers solved fast?

[puneethrajgali]

Can you tell us what method you are using

[TheeKingOfBees]

I've been looking for something like this, I can do it in like 2 minutes but I'm trying to improve my speed and memory. Thx

[fatiman]

What is the second algorithm method called? I heard the first one but not the second one.

[najidahibrahim]

U can learn more from j perm he will teach you how to be more faster

[Its_FamilyGuy]

What technique were u using at the end? Im curious cuz I wanna improve too

[ilyaa]

I'm still using the beginner method with a Rubik's brand and my pb with it 1.57. Can you please send a link to that second layer thing?

[abrahamtorres]

My average time is just under a minute... I got me a speed cube few years ago ever since then I got hooked on it 😬😁. I don't think I'll ever do it under 30 seconds. I'm comfortable with the solve set up I have. And by now is all muscle memory. I also dont wanna go all nerd mode

[hejhdhhdhdhhdj]

Your cube is amazing where did u buy it. OMG I’m in love with you cube, such a sleek design

[andrewest]

But what was the method that you actually used to learn the under 60 seconds? Was it one of the above videos or was it another one?