How to Solve the Rubik's Cube FASTER with the [Beginner Method]

Easy tips you can use right away!

Even though the best way to improve is by learning a better method (links below), some people just want to get a bit faster without going too deep into speedcubing knowledge.
In that case, this video will be just right for you!

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(with MF3RS2 springs)

Beginner Method: Layer By Layer (LBL)
Advanced Method: CFOP

CFOP 3x3 Tutorials:

Beginner:

Special Tutorials:

Advanced Tutorials:

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[zakttbc]

this man just tricked beginners to learning f2l, massive respect

[donucoco]

J perm is the only cuber that i understand because he speaks clearly

[Meh_is_sus]

I am so grateful for your Rubik’s cube ‘how to solve a rubiks cube’ videos. I remember I couldn’t solve a Rubik’s cube back then, and now I am doing cubing in around a minute! I thank you so much.

[GezimSadrija]

Thanks to you, I‘ve gone from never having solved a cube to getting sub 80 in a week. Keep up the good work!

[s.hendrawan]

0:21 1. Cross Trick
1:02 2.a. First Layer Corner
2:06 2.b. Taking Corner Out
2:29 3. Solving Solved Edges
3:34 4. 2nd Layer Tricks
4:16 5. Top Cross
4:49 6. Opposite Cross Pieces
5:19 7. Moving the Corners
6:31 8.a. Fewer Moves for Last Step
7:35 8.b. Finger Trick for Last Step
8:11 9. Color Neutral
8:54 10. Look Ahead

[brentmcdade]

Thank you for the excellent video. My 7 year old son just did his first competition using your beginner method (his Ao5 was 1:27), and he had a great time. Now he's learning the tips in this video, and his goal is one minute. He and I have had a great time cubing, and you've been a big help bringing a dad and a kid closer together. Thank you.

[Jesus_Broski]

Feels good knowing that I’m part of 7m out of 50m who learned the first method and now feels confident to go onto the second level 💪

[martinmaj]

Thank you so very much for all your videos! I haven’t just learned how to solve a cube for the first time ever, I have also acquired a very fun new hobby! 😁

[theobaer]

How to get faster at beginners method:



learn beginner CFOP

[tusharjamwal]

I think a huge part of me enjoying cubing was discovering a lot of these things myself.

[madders]

I love rubik's cubes and I really got into them around lockdown and I managed to solve it in 46 seconds as my personal record. Your videos really inspire and motivate me to continue cubing thanks

[huucbjg]

We’ll. First solve after this video. I made 3 mistakes that set me back a second or so each. And I still brought my record from 1:19.40 to 1:16.48. Cant wait to see how much more you can help me progress

[TerraSept]

"Saving solved edges"
A.k.a
"F2L"

[cameronmiller]

Who else is watching this when they know CFOP?

[lynnluo]

Your method is much much easier to understand and follow! Thank you!

[Krushard]

Rare video that hits the spot for us mortals stuck with the beginner's method! Another trick that will speed you up is to not flip the cube to the white side at the end. Just hold is as-is, yellow up and solve the corners by pushing them down, instead of up. You'd need to reverse you formula for corners but it's basically the same stuff just flipped.

[philliam]

"if you wanna get sub 30 leave the begginers method"
brodycuber: am I a joke to you

[PhoenixWarpath]

You definitely helped me solve my first one and now I just want to get faster. Upgraded to a GAN 356M yesterday

[hapax-sifd]

I accidentally stumbled on the trick ya show at 3:50 or so. About flipping the lower edge line to top twist it 180 then work the middle row and turn your finished edge back and flip that whole side. Ok so if ya follow me u can use this truck to do the whole middle layer. It's complicated and not move efficient but will solve the mid layer. I have been playing with cubes for years before giving up and watching a video to learn the correct moves. I surprised myself by having actually taught myself to finish top two layers without learning any official moves or strategies. Would always lose everything I had finished trying to get the third layer done. Your videos helped me FINALLY solve a cube. I'm 45 and was given my first cube at like seven or eight years old. So yeah I'd get obsessed with it work on it for weeks and give up in frustration leave it for a while start all over. U sir helped an old idiot learn a BUNCH of new tricks lol. I now can finish it in under ten minutes with this beginner method from memory. ( meaning I'm no longer having to stop to watch the videos or look at the diagrams I drew. Anywho I'm now solving it couple times a day to get the memorization down better. Then move on to faster methods. THANK YOU. Ya got a whole family into cubing, my wife even got the bug, lol. It may seem silly or sound exaggerating but I'm not all 4 kids and my wife are now getting their own cubes and showing off to friends etc. U gave us a hobby that we all enjoy and can do together. Just wanted u to know. Everybody throw this comment up so Jperm sees it yeah? Please and thanks from Ann old man who FINALLY can work the cube lol.

[jozepf]

Legend has it if you’re early you would get a heart from Jperm :)