How To Memorize Cubing Algorithms FAST with Examples

In this highly requested video, I share three powerful techniques I use to memorize Rubik's cube algorithms as efficiently as possible. This is perfect for those looking to learn full OLL and PLL, as I cover some of those algs as examples in this video.

0:00 Intro
0:25 Technique #1: Chunking
2:54 Technique #2: Visual Pattern Recognition
4:40 Technique #3: Efficient Practice
5:53 How to get any case on the cube
6:32 N-Perm Example
7:52 OLL Example
9:43 Recap

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Hey! I'm Paradox and I make unboxings, reviews and solving tutorials on the latest Rubik's Cubes, speed cubes and other puzzles!
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[ParadoxCubing]

Happy Holidays everyone! Hope you're all looking forward to an exciting new year. Thank you all for your continued support for my channel 😁

[urnormalaisanguy]

HI PARADOX CUBING! OMG I CANNOT THANK U ENOUGH FOR HELPING ME WITH 2 LOOK PLL AND OLL, I USE TO AVERAGE 1 MIN AND NOW WITH UR 2 LOOK OLL AND PLL I NOW AVERAGE 38 SEC TYSM

[studionl]

I believe Erno approves this lesson. It's not about learning algorithms, it's about understanding them.👌🏼

[EverythingStudios]

This video is probably the best video above thousands of more on the same topic. You made sure your audience understood thoroughly, you made logical explanations, you made a recap, you named some examples, amazing. Absolutely phenomenal. +1 sub

[firejz]

My only advice is find what works for you, when i learned full oll i just took whatever algs i wanted to learn that day and put them into a trainer and memorized like 6 at a time, learned full oll in 6 days doing this

[thephysicistcuber]

Also know about mirrors, inverses and notice patterns and similarities between the algs you're trying to learn or between an alg you're trying to learn and one you already know.

[andywolf]

So awesome. You are the best at explaining things. Thanks

[seyproductions]

It's also a good idea to use an OLL trainer for practising.

[ivanvjcha]

Also learn the algorithm's fingertricks, last time I learned my Gd algorithm goes from 3 seconds without fingertricks to 1.5 seconds with fingertricks

[BallinBoy]

Was watching a 10 year old tutorial from you. The video improvements have been crazy 😂

[cnshah]

Thank you for this tutorial!! It helped me so much

[kerbiee]

3:54 it's funny how it says M U M' U2 M U M' (MUM U2 MUM)

[frfrfrfrfr]

Make sure to practice! Your not gonna get a algorithm in 10 minutes, Stop trying to search up videos on how to and PRACTICE!!! IT TAKES TIME!!! Good luck! If it helps put them into a trainer!














I dont feel safe being so early

[SaiyansX]

Your anotace (stupid): U2 = My anotace (smart): U"
Your anotace 2 chars (2 slots) = My anotace 1 char (1 slot)
World (english) anotace stupid!
My anotace 1982/1983!

[CubingGod]

my best way is the 1 way you just told.

[DavidNitzscheBell]

the the lightning bolt case, you said you had to do the algorithm five times, and you did. but then you did it one more time to get back to the original position. so, why don't you just do the algorithm backwards once, instead of forwards five times?

[SPNGEBB]

I'm tryna get sub 10 this year ngl I I think I may be able to do it😎

[purpleytype]

One advice try to find your hardest alg and find your easiest alg and learn your hardest so you can learn your easiest faster
And you can actually use it in school

[KuryX]

Does anyone know any app for mobile that allows you to practice algorithms? and specially 2x2 algorithms? like CLL and EG-1 and EG-2

[AkSpeaks]

#paradoxCubing Bro can please give me a 3×3 gan cube from your collection I have no money to purchase👛💸 these expensive cubes?