I Learned to Solve the Rubik's Cube in Under 60 Seconds (ft. SoupTimmy)

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In this video, SoupTimmy teaches me how to solve the Rubik's cube in under 60 seconds as a beginner. I break down the step-by-step process and provide tips and tricks for anyone looking to improve their solve time. Learn how to solve Rubik's Cube quickly with algorithms and speedcubing tips that will take your solve time to the next level.

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[hafu]

What do you want to see me learn next? Let me know!!

[SoupTimmy]

Hafu is a great learner 🎉🎉Thanks for the women skill

[tankai-jiekaylamoe]

I love how more and more YouTubers are starting to pick up speed cubing, making more people start and joining the community

[rjvw]

I started doing the cube in 1981 when I was in the military for 2 years in South Africa. I read about various ways to solve it and worked out my own way. Its like riding a bicycle and you never forget especially since you spend days and months solving it and playing with the cube. I had my cube with me 24/7. Up to this day I sometimes notice unsolved cubes anywhere I go and then I solve them and many people admit they never seen it being solved. It never gets old.

[RubiksCube]

Amazing well done Hafu! And great work from Timmy!

[darkkl]

I started cubing last November 1, 2022. I average 15-18 secs now. This vid reminds me of my struggles and am actually glad to see how far I've come. It's hard when you solve one for the first time but it's actually really easy because you just learn like 5 algorithms. For the non cubers out there, no.. we dont calculate and do it intuitively, there are specific algorithms needed to perform in order to solve pieces

Edit: As of July 2023, Im now averaging 11- 13 secs, im not consistent at it, sometimes i get more than 15 secs

Edit: Sept 2023, I got 9.83 PB

Edit: Feb 2024, I am purely 11-13s consistent (I took 2 months of break)

[Tingman]

Super cool video! Congrats Hafu on joining team cubing

[arthurrtang]

When I first started learning how to solve a 3x3 it took me 3 weeks, and then to get it faster took me another few weeks. Awesome that you can get it in under one minute in only 5 days, with such dedication!

[nedlohuwu]

As a cuber this reminds me of the times when I first learned how to solve the cube

[Squishto]

Love the variation in content! Been watching all your videos and they never fail to disappoint ! Makes me want to learn how to solve one since I never got to and gave up years ago when I tried to lol.

[judgestorm]

I never thought someone would be able to do it faster than michelle in the first week.

[Cluesvlogging]

I love how over time dedication pays off and you can learn algorithms faster

[rairaidj]

I love watching people learn about cubing, its been 4 years for me with 1 break, and now my pb is 5.02

[felixdavies]

I remember my first sub 1min solve.Now a food average is a sub 20.So many cubers are going to recognize themselves in this .Great vid.

[humblesheep]

This is actually one of the most helpful tutorials because it overviews the whole process. For me as a beginner i get bogged down with over focusing on each step and need to zoom out and this video allows for that.

[alllallal]

When I started cubing (a year ago) I spend like 3 days spending 3 hours to learn how to solve a cube and started off by solving in like 2 minutes or something, now I can do 25 second solves! Keep on doing what you enjoy and I believe you will surely become a master!

[ilhammasiyame]

Thats great hafu ! My record on solving rubik's is 17, 7 seconds, that took me almost half of year to reach that ❤

[Cubinh_inc]

2:15 that’s how we all felt when we solved our first Rubik’s cube

[thesphyrth]

Dude turned an enjoyable hobby into a cramming session.

The amount of times he said "my brain was overheating" is too relatable.

[winterrain]

You guys are really impressive to do this so fast.
I remember spending weeks messing around with the cube when I was a kid. I was lucky to have a few friends show me a little bit to get started. But they only knew how to solve one top color. I figured out how to solve more of it on my own, maybe a little more than 1/2 way. If the thing hadn't dissapeared on me, I might have learned to solve the whole cube.