I agree, i went through a stage where i taught people how to solve the cube. I found after i taught them LBL that something always happened. i would tell them ok, this is your first solve , Take as much time as you want, no pressure and no rush just get it right They would always solve it , first solve between 3 to 5 mins then after some muscle memory which adds speed of course it would be between 2 to 3 mins and they were proud of every achievement where they are 10 or so seconds quicker. You're right, it's a very good thing to happen, builds confidence
@@martinkuliza yeah, i stated solving a cube in friday ( in app cause i dont have it yet) and my time is 2minuts i am really curious how i would solve real cube :))
@@troluciak2844 ok, well it's completely different because solving a cube is about pattern recognition and muscle memory You solving a cube on an app doesn't teach your muscle memory how to solve a real cube if you know the patterns you'll solve it in under 5min but 2 to 3 minutes is more common
@@satnus3388 and.... You can actually do that the challenge is.... Getting under 1min (aka SUB 60) which is the entire reason why Friedrich method was invented in the first place and why speed cubes were invented back in the 80s Doing LBL and trying to go under 60seconds is the equivalent of running a race where everyone runs from Point A to B but you run from A to D to C then to B in a circular fashion, it's inefficient and even if you beat them... with the energy that you expended doing it that way you could have gone faster from A to B. but yeah ok, i'll recognize that you got to 1min on LBL which is still an achievement and i won't take that from you
I did that move in 3nd grade, there was a rumour that's all we needed to know but.. the way we heard it was You do it 362 times and it solves it every time i could tell after the first 10 turns that it wasn't moving the other pieces so it was impossible to do i still did the 362 moves just in case No, didn't work as i suspected but i did learn something interesting. if you start that from a solved position , IT TAKES 126 MOVES TO GET BACK TO SOLVED AGAIN. so.. doing it 362 times was fucking stupid
Bro when you said "i'm doing so good" and showed a 5 minutes stopwatch I felt _personally_ attacked. I was so proud of myself back then. I'm down under two minutes now!
I average 30 seconds. A cubing tip is when you're doing f2l. Solve one pair and then the opposite pair. This works because you don't have to look behind the cube to see which edge it is. And thats how I average 30 seconds. If you keep learning more and more cubing tips like this you could get way faster.
I remember back 5 years ago when I got interested in cubing my mom bought me a rubiks brand cube. And for quite some time I didn't event suspect there were better cubes. Until a year later I met someone who was solving the cube, ofc I asked for a race and lost with my unimpressive 44 secs with begginers, after that I discovered a whole new world with different types of cubes.
Bro I'm Begginer Cuber But My Average is 48.53 seconds and My Move to Rubix Cube is like speedcubing Edit: See My Shorts on my channel not videos because I got 1 minute there
I dont even care how fast i solve it, it just feels satisfying even solving it. My average is around 8 minutes and i dont really want to change it much
I still love patterns 😂 and yes, used to blame cube but yeah the turning was terrible and with my new cube i went from 36 seconds to 24 seconds (guess i am still beginner)
it’s funny cuz i did the same thing, i was at around a 55 average with a 20 dollar cube off of scs then i bought a GAN 11 M Pro and got my time down to a 17 pb lmfao
Problem was that was a regular hammer, not a sledgehammer. Rookie mistake. Make sure to set it on the ground and get a good windup too. Remember, it's all about momentum, not force.
For the new cubers out there that think the cube is slowing you down I averaged 30 seconds on a modified rubik’s brand it has generally nothing to do with the cube
I haven't cubed in a reaaally long time.. I avged maybe 22secs back then. It's okay I guess.. Anyways I saw your vid in my recommended and your video is soooo entertaining LMAO!😂😂😂 I thoroughly enjoyed that😁🤣🤣 SLEDGEHAMMER◻️🔨🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm a beginner lol I'm using the layering method, I started practically a week ago and I can do it in a minute and a half, I want to be able to do it in less than a minute at least hahah
The guy who thinks he is fast: i average about 5 The other guy: dang you have been cubing for some time The guy who thinks he is fast: oh no 5 mins The other guy: five mins!? *show off mode activated*
0:27 that was me when I started cubing. My parents was mad cus I spent 70 dollars and I broke it. but then 1000000000000000 years later, I found a way to fix it so my parents was not mad
to be fair we all did the 4 or 2 move thing and it we always thought just a little more and it will be solve i had had a little faith because it would get a little colors close
Me- an actual new cuber, desperately wanting a megaminx and not even able to solve the last 4 yellow corners on a 3x3. We are not yet worthy of the cuber name lol this is why 🤣
I’m a new cuber but before I could solve a cube I had practiced solving one side so once I could solve a 3x3 i had a time of 3 minutes, now I can solve a cube in about one minute and twenty secinds
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What is your average on the Rubik’s cube?
35 seconds
About 35 seconds. A little above.
On a 2x2 I average 25 seconds
3x3 my best average was 10.41. For 2x2 my best average was like 3.61 seconds. I normally average like 11 or 12 seconds for 3x3.
About 1 minute
i think its wholesome when beginners are really proud of their PBs even when talking to pros
I agree, i went through a stage where i taught people how to solve the cube.
I found after i taught them LBL that something always happened.
i would tell them ok, this is your first solve , Take as much time as you want, no pressure and no rush just get it right
They would always solve it , first solve between 3 to 5 mins
then after some muscle memory which adds speed of course it would be between 2 to 3 mins
and they were proud of every achievement where they are 10 or so seconds quicker.
You're right, it's a very good thing to happen, builds confidence
@@martinkuliza yeah, i stated solving a cube in friday ( in app cause i dont have it yet) and my time is 2minuts i am really curious how i would solve real cube :))
@@troluciak2844
ok, well it's completely different because
solving a cube is about pattern recognition and muscle memory
You solving a cube on an app doesn't teach your muscle memory how to solve a real cube
if you know the patterns you'll solve it in under 5min but 2 to 3 minutes is more common
Im on 1 min even tho i still use lbl
@@satnus3388
and.... You can actually do that
the challenge is.... Getting under 1min
(aka SUB 60)
which is the entire reason why Friedrich method was invented in the first place and why speed cubes were invented back in the 80s
Doing LBL and trying to go under 60seconds is the equivalent of running a race where everyone runs from Point A to B
but you run from A to D to C then to B in a circular fashion, it's inefficient and even if you beat them... with the energy that you expended doing it that way you could have gone faster from A to B.
but yeah ok, i'll recognize that you got to 1min on LBL which is still an achievement and i won't take that from you
Lol I used to type "Rubix cube" and wasted hours thinking I could solve with only two moves.
Truee
*I think we’ve all done that*
I did type rubix but I didn’t waste hours doing the 2 move sequence thing because I didn’t want to just spend hours turning a cube
I typed it rubix cube but I didn’t try 2 moves.
rubix instead of rubiks is better for me
Honestly, the New Cube DOES make you faster, if you transition from a dollar store rubik's cube to an actual speedcube.
Or from a Rubik's brand to a dollar store one, I got this one at a dollar store ages ago and I'm pretty sure it's just an old speedcube
This was literally me when I started cubing. I actually did the 2 move *cubing hack* and it would never solve, I wasted so much time LOL
Saame
I did that move in 3nd grade, there was a rumour that's all we needed to know
but.. the way we heard it was
You do it 362 times and it solves it every time
i could tell after the first 10 turns that it wasn't moving the other pieces so it was impossible to do
i still did the 362 moves just in case
No, didn't work as i suspected
but i did learn something interesting.
if you start that from a solved position , IT TAKES 126 MOVES TO GET BACK TO SOLVED AGAIN.
so.. doing it 362 times was fucking stupid
I feel attacked at the "blames the cube", cause I literally just bought a new cube recently, cause I was like "oh, yeah, magnets!!!" ☠
I need a new cube you can't do finger tricks with mine
@@jessieallen8517 Well, magnets helped a lot with finger tricks, ngl. It is the moyu ms3 m 2020
I just learned how to solve one today! I feel smart as hell rn
nice. I started like 3-4 months ago and I would recommend learning f2l early. also, learn to be color neutral if you want to get serious with cubing.
@@BillionsPorgthanks for the idea
@@BillionsPorg thanks from me too
@@BillionsPorg which video do you recommend plz tell
@@BillionsPorg thanks for the idea
Thankfully I have a habit of researching way too much into stuff I buy, so most of those things never happened to me (but I'm guilty of the last one)
same but the last one is like you just like patterns
Bro, I'm exactly the same, i can do the checkerboard in under 2 seconds
Same
Bro when you said "i'm doing so good" and showed a 5 minutes stopwatch I felt _personally_ attacked. I was so proud of myself back then. I'm down under two minutes now!
I average 30 seconds. A cubing tip is when you're doing f2l. Solve one pair and then the opposite pair. This works because you don't have to look behind the cube to see which edge it is. And thats how I average 30 seconds.
If you keep learning more and more cubing tips like this you could get way faster.
I remember back 5 years ago when I got interested in cubing my mom bought me a rubiks brand cube. And for quite some time I didn't event suspect there were better cubes.
Until a year later I met someone who was solving the cube, ofc I asked for a race and lost with my unimpressive 44 secs with begginers, after that I discovered a whole new world with different types of cubes.
Same to me
Maybe I'm a noob, but... Patterns are fun sometimes, man! :D
Dude just hit all my deepest insecurities
This channel is too underrated
I agree
You miss the "thinking they are best cubers but in slowmo"
Bro I'm Begginer Cuber But My Average is 48.53 seconds and My Move to Rubix Cube is like speedcubing
Edit: See My Shorts on my channel not videos because I got 1 minute there
Shoutout to all my cubers with chronic pain. Because you also played percussion from middle school to college
This man needs 15k subs! These are so funny keep up the good work❤❤ 👑👑
Damn I’ve been casually doing the Rubik’s cube for so many years now and I still kind of turn it with my whole hand… 1 min 5 second average lol
I guess this makes me an intermediate cuber. I am fast with beginner method but my F2L is still very slow
Same here
3:25 it did not work because you used a regular hammer
When he went after saying sledgehammer I already got it 😂😂😂😂😂💜
I think that also beginner cubers be like removing the stickers and putting them well.
I dont even care how fast i solve it, it just feels satisfying even solving it. My average is around 8 minutes and i dont really want to change it much
When I first got my cube I was always looking at tricks to solve Rubik’s cube
My best (recorded) time was 2:23.94, on a Rubik's brand cube, with the beginner method, relatively quickly
Love how he still moves the cube with whole hand
I still love patterns 😂 and yes, used to blame cube but yeah the turning was terrible and with my new cube i went from 36 seconds to 24 seconds (guess i am still beginner)
Took me a whole afternoon to rebuild the first time one piece popped because I thought it would be more fragile
it’s funny cuz i did the same thing, i was at around a 55 average with a 20 dollar cube off of scs then i bought a GAN 11 M Pro and got my time down to a 17 pb lmfao
Thinking your rubix cube was broken when it popped was so relatable
Pun intended
Problem was that was a regular hammer, not a sledgehammer. Rookie mistake. Make sure to set it on the ground and get a good windup too. Remember, it's all about momentum, not force.
For the new cubers out there that think the cube is slowing you down I averaged 30 seconds on a modified rubik’s brand it has generally nothing to do with the cube
Unless the cube is very bad like dollar store cubes, then you are correct, because you will adjust your turning style to that cube
FIrst time solved the cube in my life and this video got reecommmended which is quite relatable.
Everything in his video happened today this is by far the most disrespectful accurate video. 😂
The amount of enthusiasm
I remember solving a cube for about 4 minutes and i was so proud 😭
I'm only guilty for the third and last one. Who turns a rubix cube with their whole hand tho 😭
the patterns got me 💀 even now when i'm bored i just make patterns cause pretty
I used to type rubix cube a lot too, I didn’t know it was Rubik’s Cube back then when I didn’t know how to solve a 3x3
I felt attacked when he said “spells rubix with an X”
Beginner cuber would never use speedcube timer. They would just use typical stopwatch XD
Good video
MANS BROUGHT AN ACTUAL SLEDGE HAMMER
Just me ( a 13 year old) I've been growing up with cuber brothers and I recently picked up the hobby and I'm enjoying it
That Sledgehammer one xD
3:30 relatable😂
I haven't cubed in a reaaally long time.. I avged maybe 22secs back then. It's okay I guess.. Anyways I saw your vid in my recommended and your video is soooo entertaining LMAO!😂😂😂 I thoroughly enjoyed that😁🤣🤣 SLEDGEHAMMER◻️🔨🥴🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you. Now I am not feeling like a Beginner 😂
No 4 is so funny loool
Truth is the 2 move algo works only if the cube was solved to begin with
I'm a beginner lol I'm using the layering method, I started practically a week ago and I can do it in a minute and a half, I want to be able to do it in less than a minute at least hahah
The guy who thinks he is fast: i average about 5
The other guy: dang you have been cubing for some time
The guy who thinks he is fast: oh no 5 mins
The other guy: five mins!? *show off mode activated*
That last one was me to a T in my first couple months cubing
I don’t understand very well cubing terms. I get confused. But in my defense, I only started cubing a few months ago😅
He turns so ruff that a Rubin brand broke lol
Because he used a Rubix brand in his solveing sections
Alt title :- "You when you first started cubing"
Nice video. Bring a hammer to sledge hammer job? Nice.
He uses the sledgehammer joke every time
"this 60 dollar cube make me go so fast"
me who has an 25 dollar cube and average 1 minute: ur so right lol
My cubing friends warned me about the 2 move solve, so I saved tons of time
luckily i learned early on that the 2 move solve didn’t work
Us newbies gotta start somewhere. My best time is 3 minutes 47 seconds. Not everyone devotes their entire life to this.
Gg. My best time is 3:53. But it was also my first run actually timing it
It's rare to see a Rubik's brand that don't have a lock ups
the detail of you typing rubix tho
Juice wrld picture in the background Top G 🔥🔥
1:55 he was holding in the laugh
0:27 that was me when I started cubing. My parents was mad cus I spent 70 dollars and I broke it. but then 1000000000000000 years later, I found a way to fix it so my parents was not mad
I used to try all the pattern and now I just want to be sub 20
I lost it at the sledge hammer
We will see him I heaven and he will still be doing the 2 move solve. Lol
to be fair we all did the 4 or 2 move thing and it we always thought just a little more and it will be solve i had had a little faith because it would get a little colors close
I just started cubing a couple of months ago. My PB is one minute, but I average a 1:15 I used to think that that under five minutes is a good time 😅
i still type “rubix cube” to save time lol😂😂
My average speed is 3...
Years, I'm not joking
My friend believes in the 2 move technique.
Literally 😂😂
That is so true
Love that juice wrld picture🖤🖤 #JJWH999
What’s the difference between Rubix and Rubik’s?
wouldn't consider myself a noob but like I still can't solve a Rubiks cube :/
It’s weird because I’m guilty of almost all of these things
Literally me when i started cubing 😭
The 2 move solve only works if the cube is already solved btw.
good video btw my average is 2.43
I actually blame my cube for not being fast lol.
the only cube i currently own is my mums from the 80s and its really stiff so i have to turn it with my whole hand 😭
2:32 me😂
Imagine seeing a beginner solve a rubies cube in 40 seconds
Hey I'm a beginner i have to do wrist turns cus I have a very bad cube that is really stiff and i still average 1 min 30 seconds
i could never be happy with myself if i got 2 mins
If i messed up that bad, I'd just take the dnf, like a 2 min would be just as bad
For comedic effect you totally should have smashed a cube with a sledge hammer
I died when my friend who avarages 3 minutes bought a 60 dolar gan.
I remember when I was averaging 5 minutes... *sigh* I thought I was fast.
I didnt even know 2 move solve existed 💀
Is it just me or is it a coincidence that the video is equal to the current world record (3.47 sec by Yusheng Du) ???
Me- an actual new cuber, desperately wanting a megaminx and not even able to solve the last 4 yellow corners on a 3x3. We are not yet worthy of the cuber name lol this is why 🤣
The fact I came to this from a pattern video..
Who recorded me?
I’m a new cuber but before I could solve a cube I had practiced solving one side so once I could solve a 3x3 i had a time of 3 minutes, now I can solve a cube in about one minute and twenty secinds
Me: moves the cube two times* (me: yes
This is me right now. I feel exposed.