I had a lot of trouble getting below 1:20 until I spent more time just practicing solving the initial white cross faster, over and over again, without even worrying about the rest. It is by far, the slowest step, for most beginners. Now I know why speed cubers examine the cube for 15 seconds before hand. It's so you can get that white cross solved almost instantly, after that it's pretty much robotic.
@@guilbi.gullible Ok. Your smart ass sarcastic reply was funny, however, there are many beginners who may not have figured out that they need to spend most of their time getting faster at the first step. Whatever. It seems like it's asshole day on the net for some reason.
I’m learning f2l and shit does not feel robotic lol. I’m getting pretty fast once I’ve got a corner and edge chosen, but I spend so much time looking around deciding which colour is best to do next!
@@bencressman6110i did two things to get better at this: 1. really get the f2l algs in your head so you dont have to think at all. I looked at the two pieces then closed my eyes to put them in. 2. Set up a metronome (via yt or Google etc) and try to do one turn per beat. This will bring your look-ahead on another level. Obviously start really slow (e.g. One beat every 2 seconds) and become faster and faster.
blindfolded is insanely difficult. I tried learning it so many times but the memorization messes me up. I solved a 3x3 blindfolded 2 times and the 2 solves took me more than 30 minutes because of the memorization
This video really changed cubing for me. When I first saw this video I was averaging 1min 40secs, but then seeing Michelle get solves under 1min inspired me to improve. I even got to know J perm through this video and learned CFOP from him. Fast forward 6months now I average 20. I hope to get even better at 3x3 and the other events!
@@GrandmaStinky jperms got a couple vids on it in his f2l playlist, but you could do slow solves where you try to minimise pauses and try to plan cross+1 in inspection
J Perm's muscle memory is kicking so hard, that when he dry solved the cube at 0:57 he slammed his hands on the table as if he wanted to stop the clock.
I've had students that got sub 90 seconds after a couple weeks, so seeing sub-60 in a week is pretty incredible! I love seeing so great determination and dedication - especially with the Rubik's Cube!
This is so awesome! I was a kid in the early 1980's when the Rubik's Cube first became popular in the US. My best solve time was 1:07. I was 12 or 13, I don't quite remember. I've completely forgotten how to solve the Rubik's Cube but I've been inspired to see if I beat my personal best time from over 40 years ago.
J Perm taught me how to do the entire cube. I went from doing it in an hour or so to 1 and a half minutes in 2 days, I'm now working on getting a speed cube and trying to get into the lower than 60 seconds, and if Michelle did it I probably will too!
Yeah.... It is .. I got into cubing because of an April fools video.. where this guy was like u just need 10 magic moves to solve the cube and I was like bet... Got my saved up money and got a cube to learn the magic 10 moves only to realise that it was a joke vid🤦♂️... I then actually started to learn... Got mid 60sec in one week so yeah... Without crop actually
yo its dlsone podcast man love that to listen to while cubing--sometimes I have to turn with my hands shaking because it's so funny. BEST PODCAST #teamdlsone
"Feliks, did you do this? Are you watching?" AHHHHH this video was so cool to watch, I never thought I'd see Michelle tackle something like cubing! We should race sometime 😁(and amazing job by J Perm!)
VERY impressive, and great to see J Perm as a teacher! As newly started, my first timed completion without any aid, was far slower than yours - I came in at 9:19... On day 9, I finally managed a personal best of 1:00'00, so one minute dead on. You took only 7 days to do that - great job!!!
I loved the dedication in this video. It took me about 2-3 days to get a sub 1 min solve and about 3 weeks to get a sub 30. I love how determined you were in taking on a challenge that only 5% of the world can do. Major props to you!
Damn. Cubing has come a long way, I never expected this sort of a collab- I'm so proud of how Dylan showcased and represented cubing as well as our history and community!!
Seriously, awesome to see it gaining popularity! New cubers have even better cubes and content to learn. I have to pick up one of these new ones with magnets… I’m still with my trusty Dayan Zhanchi!! 😆
Hi I’ve been a big fan of you for a long time and the things you do for challenge accepted are just fun,crazy and entertaining thank you for all you do 😁
Michelle you are truly an inspiration to us all. In the event you see this comment I want you to know that you have helped me pursue my goals and achieve a better life. Keep up the excellent work.
Good job Michelle! I learned how to solve a cube in lets say june 2023 and know im sub-30. I had a cube 11 months before i first learnt how to solve one. Me and my classmates would try countless of youtube tticks but it never worked. I had this one friend that could solve a cube.We would ask him how to solve a cube until we finally learned. He used J perms beginner method and I used it too.Props to him and J perm!
@@ksspeedblindfoldedsolving843 like jperm said, its you competing with you a day ago. not with someone else. edit: i agree that men might want to be more competitive, but judging by the wording of your sentence and that emoji at the end i can tell that you make it out to be a bad property.
Me too I love speedcubing and learning new algorithms to improve, my pb is 48 seconds but that was the last time I timed my solve, I can probably do in in sub 45 seconds now
Michelle, you made the perfect choice choosing J Perm! He’s very good at explaining things and teaching beginners. Plus, he has a nice personality and very calming aura lol
I know how to solve the cube without speeding in around two minutes. My 8 years old brother got interested in it and is learning cfop already. We'll watch this together ☺️
Wow. This is really inspiring. Michelle’s series on this channel has motivated me to want to do a lot of things but I never thought I’d want to do cubing.
My teacher was the reason why i started cubing lol she gives us a mini rubiks cube for our Birthday and i tried to learn it but it broke then i got my first speedcube and learned it lol (that was 4 months ago)
Girl I love you're videos they are just so FUN. I like to watch them when im bored or sad or feeling down or just whenever. You make yourself do crazy challenges everyday and that is crazy, you are so inspiraring!!!❤❤❤
AAAAAAA I've been watching JPerm! This is super cool! I'm actually using his tutorial for the CFOP method since I'm already sub 1 minute so I'm trying to get sub 30 seconds, and it's super cool to see Michelle try and take on this journey and branch out from strictly fitness. Go Michelle!
@@salenavigil6675 close to sub 20. Exciting! I average around 14 so im trying to Get to sub 12. its probably going to Take a while. Anyways good luck to all of you. I believe in you :)
I’ve had a Rubik’s cube for around a month now and J Perms videos have been very helpful and fun to watch. I’m able to solve one in around 1 min to 1 min and 30 sec.
I know the exact feeling you get when you solve the Rubik's cube for the first time. I was so excited and couldn't believe what was happening. Congratulations on solving it! Now the mental headache of trying to understand it is gone.
it is actually awesome that you didn't give up and you had the determination to solve it, I almost gave up while I was learning ..... but then solving it was so satisfying
It's nice to see the cubing community grow! I still use beginners method BUT I have learned F2L and im learning the rest of CFOP. My best at the moment is 35 seconds.
This really hits home. I've been cubing for a week now (never solved a cube before then) and using beginner's method, I've been able to get my times down to 1:23:49. Very happy with that time, but I'm still looking to improve.
what a great video! that feeling of beating your personal bests and accomplishing goals you didn’t think were possible is so addicting, and that’s the beauty of speedcubing. that’s on full display here and it’s fantastic also it’s super cool to see dylan working with other youtubers!
It is always great to see someone learn to cube fast. I don't have magnets in my cubes, and I'm stuck on the 40 second plateau of hell 25 years after learning how to solve one as a teenager.
Got a 58 once and an average of 1:34 in 7 days using the beginner method. lucky random f2l cases randomly popping into place without deliberate construction also helped and solving the middle layer is fun when all the pieces needed to make the second layer whole, are already there but in the wrong spot is a joy to work at because I can look at the piece coming out and instantly realize which color it corresponded to. Using a Bluetooth cube like the i2,i3 really helped me understand cube notations and made it easier to learn algorithms by glancing at motion lines and reading cube notations
Congratulations Michelle! I have been a follower of your channel for a long time now it's so cool to see you learn the Rubik's Cube! I am a speedcuber and cubing is a big part of my life. It was so fun and cool to see you have fun with it and to be taught by JPerm :).
This video is so relatable like the same mistakes i made when i was learning to solve the cube the same mistake on the top layer and the 2nd layer also about forgeting one piece. Nice video
How timely. I watched Mike Boyd's video on solving the cube just before the new year I then realized that this was actually a thing. I found a few cubing channels on TH-cam and watched a few more videos on it and decided to go out and buy myself a cube. I just got a cheap Rubik's brand one from the toy store. I started messing with it not thinking I would go anywhere with it. I didn't even know if I would ever solve it once I scrambled it. I decided to look up J Perm's beginner tutorial and take it one step at a time. I decided I was going to take it one step at a time. I learned how to make the cross. I only did the cross each time, and then I would scramble it again. Cross, cross, cross. Over and over. Get used to doing it and make sure I can do it without having to look at any tutorial on what I was or wasn't doing properly. Then I moved on to the next step, then the next, and then I decided to jump in and learn the rest of the steps. I bought my Rubik's cube on December 31st 2021 I solved the Rubik's cube for the first time without having to look at the guide on January 3rd 2022. I went online and bought a real speedcube on January 4th 2022. (I actually got J Perm's RS3M. I also used code JPERM at checkout.) It's been shipped and I'm eagerly awaiting my new cube. I'm still practicing on this janky Rubik's brand that constantly gets caught, but I'm getting better. I average around 3:30 right now. Still using the beginners method, but plan to learn CFOP once I get my new cube and get used to it a bit more.
Sounds familiar. Sat down Jan 1st, solved my first cube an hour later thanks to JPerm, got to about 2min and am now learning f2l, faster cross, and got myself a Gan 11 (not that I can really utilise it, but using proper gear motivates me). I think if I can get to 30ish seconds I'd be quite happy.
this was the best time i saw someone solving a 3x3 in under 60s, my PB was 57s and today i did try to solve a 3x3 in algorithms i saw in movies, under 1 minute i solved a scramble from despicable ME 3 with 41.99 and yeah, the worst fail i did is 1:00.40. Congratulations for solving it under 60s!
lemme say the dedication is insane even though michelle hd a hard time understanding the ideas she kept going and made it, i took around 1week for my first sub 2minute solve and 1 month for my first sub 1 minute solve and im a really fast learner so im impressed keep it up
DANG! I didnt think you would do it, because your title said "I tried solving...", but you did it with 58 seconds, then again at 55 seconds!! You are the best Michelle. I remember trying to learn how to do this years ago and got so close, but other things got in the way, and the cube was put back in the closet. I havent touched a cube in years, and you inspire me.
Learning rubik's cube probably made the best memory for me. It started from 1 person to at least 5 people plus our juniors and some teachers even joined the students to learn, memorize those algorithms xD and solving cubes. My best records are 51.98, 52.22, and 55.49 and no theyre not within a week xD You're awesome Michelle!!~
I just started cubing 2 months ago. Was with my daughter, and it was time for saturday candy. I was wadling around while she was in full candy mode, and saw the rubiqs cube on sale. I thought "well, i haven't ever been able to do this, so why not now?". Jperm taught me the beginner method, and the feeling i had when i first solved it? uhruhglkldnghdm. Best part is i got my little girl into it, aswell. We are now competing for time, and it's close :P I got 1.30 yesterday, and she is just behind at 1.41. But holy crap it helps with the speedcubes (got them a month in). It's like a whole different ballgame. The "sexy moves" are nowhere near as easy on the old school cubes. Thanks, Jperm :) You made a life goal of mine possible. And it also created a fun competition for me and my daughter :)
Thanks so much for making this video! Cubing has been such a big part of my life and it’s great to see someone as big and influential as yourself send more attention it’s way.
holy shit did y'all take long times for ur first solves ngl, I leaned an easier way of beginner's with only 3 algs for LL, and my first solve was 1:23.
That was impressive, Michelle! I’ve only managed to get 2 sides, but my brain doesn’t really work that way, so I’ve always found it more frustrating than fun. My mom, who was a mathematician, picked mine cube up & after tinkering around with it for a few minutes, managed to solve it. She got to where she could comfortably solve an old school cube in a few minutes, but she never really timed herself. It was just something she’d mess around with, like while we were watching TV. It basically replaced her knitting needles for a few months🤣
In case you ever want to try and solve it again, the trick is to solve it by layers, not by faces. Solving it by faces is actually impossible (jperm did a video on it!)
I love Rubik's code and I own so many. I have introduced 3 complete beginners to solving Rubik's and in 2 weeks, they were doing sub 2 minutes. And these are people that had never held the cube before.
Not gonna lie it's actually interesting to see her trimental challenges. I've only ever seen her do the physical ones which I mean anyone can get through physical challenges but the fact that she can do something like this which is really hard mentally that says something completely different about her
Nice I’m glad you were able to solve it. I remember my first solve using the beginners method and that was the most accomplishing feeling ever . Now I’m perfecting CFOP , Petrus , Corners first , Mehta , and belt . I’m also learning a new one where you get the cross on all 6 sides first then solve the corners last ! Haha cubing is so addicting
I saw the live streams of you training and decided to get a cube for myself! I followed J Perm's tutorial and successfully solved it by following along step by step. Then, I had my friend scramble the cube so I could try again. Turns out they accidentally flipped a piece when they were scrambling it which made the cube IMPOSSIBLE to solve! Cue 3 very frustrated hours of me trying over and over to solve it and it not working! 😅 After that trial by fire, I had pretty much memorized the 7 steps and the algorithms used in the beginner's method, so it wasn't too hard once I flipped the piece back. I actually taught my friend how to solve the cube the very next day!
I absolutely admire your skills to never give up! My record on 2x2 is 19 seconds and 3x3 is 39 seconds. I admit that if I would need to master it in a week, I would definitely die already.
@@ZonguldaklıEren I mean, it’s impressive because only a small number of people can solve one nowadays, and even fewer can solve it in under a minute, let alone 10 seconds. I average around 25-28 seconds myself
THIS WAS SO FUN!! Michelle, your dedication and perseverance is unmatched.
Hope everyone has a great 2022!
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Happy 2022!
Who else can agree stuff like this should happen more often?
love this collab
J PERM NOTICE ME, i solve cubes but i can only do it in two minutes cause my cube is stiff, what speed cube do you reccomend me?
Love love love! ❤️ Amazing work Michelle, your determination is inspiring! Thanks for shining a spotlight on speedcubing too!
ello
Tingman team olor or team Tingman?
early gang
Big fan of your content
Tingman came here after j perms video lol
JPerm flexing his cube collection and his skills on Michelle is my favorite thing
That's not even close to his full collection, is the best part.
His full collection is somewhere around 250 cubes lol
Too bad he couldn't inject his hopes for Michelle to read Chinese.
Even tried the sexy move 😂
+that 69 is a meme number. Idk why is 69 a meme number it's just his ranking
I had a lot of trouble getting below 1:20 until I spent more time just practicing solving the initial white cross faster, over and over again, without even worrying about the rest. It is by far, the slowest step, for most beginners. Now I know why speed cubers examine the cube for 15 seconds before hand. It's so you can get that white cross solved almost instantly, after that it's pretty much robotic.
I confirm this 💯
yooooo. 3 years with rubiks cubes and I never thought about it, I'm just dumb af. Will do this since now.
@@guilbi.gullible Ok. Your smart ass sarcastic reply was funny, however, there are many beginners who may not have figured out that they need to spend most of their time getting faster at the first step. Whatever. It seems like it's asshole day on the net for some reason.
I’m learning f2l and shit does not feel robotic lol. I’m getting pretty fast once I’ve got a corner and edge chosen, but I spend so much time looking around deciding which colour is best to do next!
@@bencressman6110i did two things to get better at this:
1. really get the f2l algs in your head so you dont have to think at all. I looked at the two pieces then closed my eyes to put them in.
2. Set up a metronome (via yt or Google etc) and try to do one turn per beat. This will bring your look-ahead on another level. Obviously start really slow (e.g. One beat every 2 seconds) and become faster and faster.
YESSS I've been so looking forward to this video!!
Looking forward to meet u at Empire state!
😍 Thank you! So wonderful to see you on our streams!!
omg jrcuber actually did something on his account
@@etw7912 well, he's still a Cuber.
True.
Jperm was so entertaining here, he did an incredible job at explaining speedcubing to her
hi fragz
@@DynaXT oh wtf hi dyna
Wait wth its you!
It’s me
nice battle cats pfp
Amazing work!!! Next goal “Solve a Rubik’s cube blindfolded” 😉
@ComradeQBR no timmy is soup
@@campbellthesmug Actually,
Soup is Timmy.
blindfolded is insanely difficult. I tried learning it so many times but the memorization messes me up. I solved a 3x3 blindfolded 2 times and the 2 solves took me more than 30 minutes because of the memorization
took me one month to solve one because i would flip letters or messed up the set ups, tho it would be ful to see, after that she would learn 3style
I think she can try 2*2 blindfolded cuz that would lead to a better start than starting on a 3*3
This video really changed cubing for me. When I first saw this video I was averaging 1min 40secs, but then seeing Michelle get solves under 1min inspired me to improve. I even got to know J perm through this video and learned CFOP from him. Fast forward 6months now I average 20. I hope to get even better at 3x3 and the other events!
U should go to a comp
@@TyreseHaliburtonIsHim I did and it was amazing.
Cool!
Do you have lookahead tips
@@GrandmaStinky jperms got a couple vids on it in his f2l playlist, but you could do slow solves where you try to minimise pauses and try to plan cross+1 in inspection
J Perm's muscle memory is kicking so hard, that when he dry solved the cube at 0:57 he slammed his hands on the table as if he wanted to stop the clock.
No we actually do that on purpose even if there is no timer because the rules are rules
Lol I also do this
@@williamsweeney5249 same
Yea that’s actually common
Most speedcubers have that instinct
I learned how to solve a cube this week because of J Perms videos! The white cross step takes me at least 2 minutes.
first👹👹👹👹 and thats pretty coool!
awesome!
so slow lol get gud
do you have a rubik's brand? buy a gan bro
also solving a cube in 15 minutes is not an achievement.
I've had students that got sub 90 seconds after a couple weeks, so seeing sub-60 in a week is pretty incredible! I love seeing so great determination and dedication - especially with the Rubik's Cube!
im a student who has gotten sub 30 in 2
weeks
I just learned off of J perms tutorial 2 days ago and I'm sub 120 around now
first time I solved, I was sub 1800😂
Started when i was 6, sub 50 in 2 days
Me who got sub 70 in just 2 days
This is so awesome! I was a kid in the early 1980's when the Rubik's Cube first became popular in the US. My best solve time was 1:07. I was 12 or 13, I don't quite remember. I've completely forgotten how to solve the Rubik's Cube but I've been inspired to see if I beat my personal best time from over 40 years ago.
9:40 she now understands our life
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So real!
Yeah
6:21 😂
J Perm taught me how to do the entire cube. I went from doing it in an hour or so to 1 and a half minutes in 2 days, I'm now working on getting a speed cube and trying to get into the lower than 60 seconds, and if Michelle did it I probably will too!
You can do it myguy :)
so you did it?
I got to 48 seconds
If I had trained this much it would take 6 days 3 days waiting for my speed cube to deliver
@@brokenamvs9707 Indeed
@@coolmanblack8258 I am proud of you 👏
Ive been cubing for around 6 years, sub 1 min in less than 1 week is actually pretty impressive, congrats!! Loved this collab :D
I did it the first day 😂
Yeah.... It is .. I got into cubing because of an April fools video.. where this guy was like u just need 10 magic moves to solve the cube and I was like bet... Got my saved up money and got a cube to learn the magic 10 moves only to realise that it was a joke vid🤦♂️... I then actually started to learn... Got mid 60sec in one week so yeah... Without crop actually
@@HENERlKO I did it first try 😂
@@user-rl9rq8pe6m My second solve was like 1 min 10 sec
@@cryptonitegaming5284 SAME LOL
Are you seriously gonna do everything interesting to do in the world while you're still alive, inspiring and helping people? I love you so much.
I've never solved a Rubik's cube in my life before but I'm always so fascinated by it. After watching this video I kinda want to learn it lol.
It takes some time to get used to, but once you understand the steps it is SO FUN!!
@@MichelleKhare I’m a big fan and U inspire me to never give up
you should!!
Yeah it really is not hard once you get the hang of it
I could teach you
Not to detract from your accomplishments, Michelle, but I have to say that the editing in these videos never fails to impress me.
Hi
Congrats Michelle!! This was amazing, so glad I got to catch some of it on Twitch :)
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yo its dlsone podcast man love that to listen to while cubing--sometimes I have to turn with my hands shaking because it's so funny. BEST PODCAST #teamdlsone
@@countryballsanimationsandm5362 I love it too!
@DGCubes how was the Falafel after the stream?
I’m so impressed with Michelle. Her dedication to these challenges is crazy!
"Feliks, did you do this? Are you watching?" AHHHHH this video was so cool to watch, I never thought I'd see Michelle tackle something like cubing! We should race sometime 😁(and amazing job by J Perm!)
Oh wow, you're here too!
@@Yo-je2vf I'm everywhere :p
@@DanaYi13 lowkey creepy 💀
@@DanaYi13 hahaha cool 👌
@@icyy1030 😝
VERY impressive, and great to see J Perm as a teacher! As newly started, my first timed completion without any aid, was far slower than yours - I came in at 9:19... On day 9, I finally managed a personal best of 1:00'00, so one minute dead on. You took only 7 days to do that - great job!!!
I’ve been waiting for this video for a while now! I’ve been speedcubing since the start of quarantine and I can solve one in about under 20 seconds
That is INCREDIBLE, Kristen!!
I loved the dedication in this video. It took me about 2-3 days to get a sub 1 min solve and about 3 weeks to get a sub 30. I love how determined you were in taking on a challenge that only 5% of the world can do. Major props to you!
what method did you learn
3 weeks? Sub 30? Damn u must have practiced alot, i have been cubing for months and my best is 32 seconds
@@revisellx Lol thanks I practiced a TON. 32 seconds is still good tho
@@omarmessi2730 CFOP
shit I was thinking of trying to get to sub 30 but now I realize that first I must reach sub 45
Damn. Cubing has come a long way, I never expected this sort of a collab- I'm so proud of how Dylan showcased and represented cubing as well as our history and community!!
Seriously, awesome to see it gaining popularity! New cubers have even better cubes and content to learn. I have to pick up one of these new ones with magnets… I’m still with my trusty Dayan Zhanchi!! 😆
Hi I’ve been a big fan of you for a long time and the things you do for challenge accepted are just fun,crazy and entertaining thank you for all you do 😁
Michelle you are truly an inspiration to us all. In the event you see this comment I want you to know that you have helped me pursue my goals and achieve a better life. Keep up the excellent work.
Good job Michelle! I learned how to solve a cube in lets say june 2023 and know im sub-30. I had a cube 11 months before i first learnt how to solve one. Me and my classmates would try countless of youtube tticks but it never worked. I had this one friend that could solve a cube.We would ask him how to solve a cube until we finally learned. He used J perms beginner method and I used it too.Props to him and J perm!
Way to go! I’m a women speedcuber and I always love seeing other women learning how to solve a Rubik’s cube! You did a fantastic job!
Yeah! It seems like only men are speedcubers i thought i was only one
@@SunnyMoonwilluploadin it's usually because men like to compete with other people in almost everything 😂
@@ksspeedblindfoldedsolving843 like jperm said, its you competing with you a day ago. not with someone else.
edit: i agree that men might want to be more competitive, but judging by the wording of your sentence and that emoji at the end i can tell that you make it out to be a bad property.
Me too I love speedcubing and learning new algorithms to improve, my pb is 48 seconds but that was the last time I timed my solve, I can probably do in in sub 45 seconds now
Oh yeah and I plan on doing comps next year hopefully with my friend (his pb is like 15 seconds or something crazy like that)
Michelle, you made the perfect choice choosing J Perm! He’s very good at explaining things and teaching beginners. Plus, he has a nice personality and very calming aura lol
That's so fabulous, Michelle's dedication astounds me.
I know how to solve the cube without speeding in around two minutes. My 8 years old brother got interested in it and is learning cfop already. We'll watch this together ☺️
Oh cool my fastest is 45seconds to solve the cube
not a flex but my best is 21
@@azaringfr damn that’s good
You all rock! My little brother's best time is 1 minute 30 seconds ☺️ He'll get there someday
@@MiauMichigan he sure will never let him give up.
Wow. This is really inspiring. Michelle’s series on this channel has motivated me to want to do a lot of things but I never thought I’d want to do cubing.
Well, since you're a weeping angel,
You'd need to learn blindfolded method to stay alive...
My teacher was the reason why i started cubing lol she gives us a mini rubiks cube for our Birthday and i tried to learn it but it broke then i got my first speedcube and learned it lol (that was 4 months ago)
@@0ze1q What do you average?
@@abelvannieuwenhove2620 idk how fast i am rn but Last Time i timed it it was 1 minute
@@0ze1q ayy! you're doing great!
Michelle is so talented, smart, and dedicated. You're the best, so motivating to watch💙
I hope your new program is huge success!!
Girl I love you're videos they are just so FUN. I like to watch them when im bored or sad or feeling down or just whenever. You make yourself do crazy challenges everyday and that is crazy, you are so inspiraring!!!❤❤❤
0:57 J Perm puts his hands down as if there was a timer. Must have been funny to see that as a non-cuber.
it's his Muscle memory at this point 🗿❤️
AAAAAAA I've been watching JPerm! This is super cool! I'm actually using his tutorial for the CFOP method since I'm already sub 1 minute so I'm trying to get sub 30 seconds, and it's super cool to see Michelle try and take on this journey and branch out from strictly fitness. Go Michelle!
Congrats on sub one been using cfop for about 2 months and im around 22 good luck!
nice :)
@@salenavigil6675 close to sub 20. Exciting! I average around 14 so im trying to Get to sub 12. its probably going to Take a while. Anyways good luck to all of you. I believe in you :)
I’ve had a Rubik’s cube for around a month now and J Perms videos have been very helpful and fun to watch. I’m able to solve one in around 1 min to 1 min and 30 sec.
I know the exact feeling you get when you solve the Rubik's cube for the first time. I was so excited and couldn't believe what was happening. Congratulations on solving it! Now the mental headache of trying to understand it is gone.
Amazing story bro keep up the good work
😊
it is actually awesome that you didn't give up and you had the determination to solve it, I almost gave up while I was learning ..... but then solving it was so satisfying
It's nice to see the cubing community grow! I still use beginners method BUT I have learned F2L and im learning the rest of CFOP. My best at the moment is 35 seconds.
I used pretty much the same algs a year ago, but then learned CFOP and now Im sub 15 on avarage
Same for me, but my best is 32 seconds.
My pb is 40 seconds
And learn OLL AND PLL
my pb is 39 i'm learning f2l
This really hits home. I've been cubing for a week now (never solved a cube before then) and using beginner's method, I've been able to get my times down to 1:23:49. Very happy with that time, but I'm still looking to improve.
An 1 hour and 30 minutes???
1 minute. I’ve improved to sub 30 :)
@@Cat1-2 are you sub 1 or sub 30?
@@aafragz3746 they said 1 min, but they improved to sub 30. So they had 1 min best time but they beat it with sub 30.... i think.
Oh they said minute referring to my other comment ok
michelle's screams of joy are so funnnn I love feeling so happy/excited like that its the best feeling ever!!
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Rank 69
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what a great video! that feeling of beating your personal bests and accomplishing goals you didn’t think were possible is so addicting, and that’s the beauty of speedcubing. that’s on full display here and it’s fantastic
also it’s super cool to see dylan working with other youtubers!
Great job Michelle! I expect to see you at a competition here soon!
3:02 THE BIG BOY IS COMING INNNNNNNNN
0:49 DYLAN FLEXING!!!!
i’m so excited to watch this. hope you guys have a happy new year!!!!!
Can we please appreciate how much Jperm and Michelle put the amount of effort and thought he put into this video? Amazing job Jperm and Michelle!
It's so funny to watch J Perm teach Michelle advance moves before even teaching the basics!
6:16 "Hope you can read Chinese"
It is always great to see someone learn to cube fast. I don't have magnets in my cubes, and I'm stuck on the 40 second plateau of hell 25 years after learning how to solve one as a teenager.
AAA I'm so glad you've tried speedcubing! It's so much fun!!
I love seeing you try the more 'mental' challenges like this
that guy is best cube teacher in youtube
What's his name?
@@ayababy5010 j perm
Dylan
I've been waitinggggg for this let's gooo
The cubing community is being represented
Amazing Michelle!!! I was so happy when you got it under a minute!! ❤️❤️❤️
Loving this. Hoping to see more "mental" or game like challenges in 2022. Great video as always Michelle ! Good cubing inspiration
Got a 58 once and an average of 1:34 in 7 days using the beginner method. lucky random f2l cases randomly popping into place without deliberate construction also helped and solving the middle layer is fun when all the pieces needed to make the second layer whole, are already there but in the wrong spot is a joy to work at because I can look at the piece coming out and instantly realize which color it corresponded to. Using a Bluetooth cube like the i2,i3 really helped me understand cube notations and made it easier to learn algorithms by glancing at motion lines and reading cube notations
Currently month 1 and avg 33 pb 19.720
Congratulations Michelle! I have been a follower of your channel for a long time now it's so cool to see you learn the Rubik's Cube! I am a speedcuber and cubing is a big part of my life. It was so fun and cool to see you have fun with it and to be taught by JPerm :).
She always picks the best trainers. Love JPerm!
I love how determined you are with each challenge
This video is so relatable like the same mistakes i made when i was learning to solve the cube the same mistake on the top layer and the 2nd layer also about forgeting one piece. Nice video
How timely. I watched Mike Boyd's video on solving the cube just before the new year I then realized that this was actually a thing. I found a few cubing channels on TH-cam and watched a few more videos on it and decided to go out and buy myself a cube. I just got a cheap Rubik's brand one from the toy store.
I started messing with it not thinking I would go anywhere with it. I didn't even know if I would ever solve it once I scrambled it. I decided to look up J Perm's beginner tutorial and take it one step at a time.
I decided I was going to take it one step at a time. I learned how to make the cross. I only did the cross each time, and then I would scramble it again. Cross, cross, cross. Over and over. Get used to doing it and make sure I can do it without having to look at any tutorial on what I was or wasn't doing properly. Then I moved on to the next step, then the next, and then I decided to jump in and learn the rest of the steps.
I bought my Rubik's cube on December 31st 2021
I solved the Rubik's cube for the first time without having to look at the guide on January 3rd 2022.
I went online and bought a real speedcube on January 4th 2022. (I actually got J Perm's RS3M. I also used code JPERM at checkout.)
It's been shipped and I'm eagerly awaiting my new cube. I'm still practicing on this janky Rubik's brand that constantly gets caught, but I'm getting better.
I average around 3:30 right now. Still using the beginners method, but plan to learn CFOP once I get my new cube and get used to it a bit more.
Good luck mate, you seem dedicated!!
Sounds familiar. Sat down Jan 1st, solved my first cube an hour later thanks to JPerm, got to about 2min and am now learning f2l, faster cross, and got myself a Gan 11 (not that I can really utilise it, but using proper gear motivates me). I think if I can get to 30ish seconds I'd be quite happy.
The RS3M is such a good cube, you'll notice the difference straight away :)
Thanks guys. I appreciate it.
I recommend getting a 2x2 as well, it made learning cfop way more fun. The 2x2 ortega method shares a lot of algorithms with beginner cfop
You always go above and beyond in your videos it's obvious how much work you put into them.
6:49 Jperm was like "no no no don't tell him" xd
5:56 “You look like your brain is breaking”
*Michelle:* 😃 “Yes, that is the correct diagnosis”
LOL! 🤣
6:43 I hope she's looking at her fiance and be like "don't do THIS..." XDDDD
Being a speedcuber, i must say you did great. I remember it took me a month to become sub-60 and you nailed it in a week, amazing.
Yes
Took me 2 months to get sub 45
What method did you guys used ? Also i Saw Michele using a different One from the begginer i think
It’s been a little over a month and I’m averaging sub 40 with my pb currently 24 because of an easy cross, but still it’s a long journey!
@@diogopinho1777 Most commonly CFOP, the beginner method was just a simplified version of CFOP.
this was the best time i saw someone solving a 3x3 in under 60s, my PB was 57s and today i did try to solve a 3x3 in algorithms i saw in movies, under 1 minute i solved a scramble from despicable ME 3 with 41.99 and yeah, the worst fail i did is 1:00.40. Congratulations for solving it under 60s!
lemme say the dedication is insane even though michelle hd a hard time understanding the ideas she kept going and made it, i took around 1week for my first sub 2minute solve and 1 month for my first sub 1 minute solve and im a really fast learner so im impressed keep it up
DANG! I didnt think you would do it, because your title said "I tried solving...", but you did it with 58 seconds, then again at 55 seconds!! You are the best Michelle. I remember trying to learn how to do this years ago and got so close, but other things got in the way, and the cube was put back in the closet. I havent touched a cube in years, and you inspire me.
Why do you think anybody cares
you suck @@CubingComplished
6:33 Ah yes, the old Jperm joke xd.
Learning rubik's cube probably made the best memory for me. It started from 1 person to at least 5 people plus our juniors and some teachers even joined the students to learn, memorize those algorithms xD and solving cubes. My best records are 51.98, 52.22, and 55.49 and no theyre not within a week xD You're awesome Michelle!!~
This was a great video. Cubing has many difficult barriers. 1 minuit is one of those. For me it was sub 20. Keep up the great work Michelle🎉.
I just started cubing 2 months ago. Was with my daughter, and it was time for saturday candy. I was wadling around while she was in full candy mode, and saw the rubiqs cube on sale. I thought "well, i haven't ever been able to do this, so why not now?". Jperm taught me the beginner method, and the feeling i had when i first solved it? uhruhglkldnghdm. Best part is i got my little girl into it, aswell. We are now competing for time, and it's close :P I got 1.30 yesterday, and she is just behind at 1.41. But holy crap it helps with the speedcubes (got them a month in). It's like a whole different ballgame. The "sexy moves" are nowhere near as easy on the old school cubes.
Thanks, Jperm :) You made a life goal of mine possible. And it also created a fun competition for me and my daughter :)
Thanks so much for making this video! Cubing has been such a big part of my life and it’s great to see someone as big and influential as yourself send more attention it’s way.
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this is amazing! My first solve by myself took 5 minutes. In a 2 weeks, I reduced the time to 35 seconds!
I made similar progress. My first solve was 2:55 and in 2 weeks I got 34 seconds.
holy shit did y'all take long times for ur first solves ngl, I leaned an easier way of beginner's with only 3 algs for LL, and my first solve was 1:23.
Same method, you were just better at it.
@@titanchicken3275Hi I was wondering what TH-cam videos did you use ?I want to try and learn.
That’s so badass! Thank you for all you do
This video was great. I love the names you made and how excited you got at 11:30
0:28 me laughing on this part
That was impressive, Michelle! I’ve only managed to get 2 sides, but my brain doesn’t really work that way, so I’ve always found it more frustrating than fun. My mom, who was a mathematician, picked mine cube up & after tinkering around with it for a few minutes, managed to solve it. She got to where she could comfortably solve an old school cube in a few minutes, but she never really timed herself. It was just something she’d mess around with, like while we were watching TV. It basically replaced her knitting needles for a few months🤣
I seriously doubt that she solved it for the first time then
@@ME0WMERE same
@@ME0WMERE same
your mom being a mathematician doesn't change her ability to solve it, cubing and math are not related at all
In case you ever want to try and solve it again, the trick is to solve it by layers, not by faces. Solving it by faces is actually impossible (jperm did a video on it!)
11:28 Michelle’s face tells it all.
I love Rubik's code and I own so many. I have introduced 3 complete beginners to solving Rubik's and in 2 weeks, they were doing sub 2 minutes. And these are people that had never held the cube before.
5:33 "exept there are 5 more sides we need to do" every cuber: *visible angryness*
Not gonna lie it's actually interesting to see her trimental challenges. I've only ever seen her do the physical ones which I mean anyone can get through physical challenges but the fact that she can do something like this which is really hard mentally that says something completely different about her
Great progression! I loved how you kept going and improved so quickly. Good job :)
As someone "pro" cuber. This is so fun to watch. Great job michelle 😁
Your dedication is inspiring! Thank you for sharing all your experiences, the ups and downs, with us :)
This is dedication!!! Great work Michelle!!! ❤❤❤
Have done a lot of cubing in my day and have only ever managed to get sub 60 seconds once, so congrats!
Nice I’m glad you were able to solve it. I remember my first solve using the beginners method and that was the most accomplishing feeling ever . Now I’m perfecting CFOP , Petrus , Corners first , Mehta , and belt . I’m also learning a new one where you get the cross on all 6 sides first then solve the corners last ! Haha cubing is so addicting
I saw the live streams of you training and decided to get a cube for myself! I followed J Perm's tutorial and successfully solved it by following along step by step. Then, I had my friend scramble the cube so I could try again. Turns out they accidentally flipped a piece when they were scrambling it which made the cube IMPOSSIBLE to solve! Cue 3 very frustrated hours of me trying over and over to solve it and it not working! 😅 After that trial by fire, I had pretty much memorized the 7 steps and the algorithms used in the beginner's method, so it wasn't too hard once I flipped the piece back. I actually taught my friend how to solve the cube the very next day!
Did you use code jperm though
@@l-clockwork--l5041 Absolutely I did lol
AYYYY! I'm so happy you're having fun with cubing!
Next Step: CFOP or Roux or ZZ
11:00 I laughed so hard because of these names
*so next we're gonna do an algorithm called the flippity skippity*
While watching this I got a 2:15!!!! 10 seconds faster than my PB!!!! I’ve been cubing with a three-by-three for about 4-5 days
12:40 This is why I LOVE Cubing
I absolutely admire your skills to never give up! My record on 2x2 is 19 seconds and 3x3 is 39 seconds. I admit that if I would need to master it in a week, I would definitely die already.
my beat 2by2 is 11 seconds, and my 3x3 is 30 seconds
As someone who can solve a Rubik’s cube in just under a minute, this was really impressive!
Its not impressive many people say that but it actually isnt hard u just need to have patience and time and alot of practice thats how i am sub 25 rn
@@ZonguldaklıEren It looks hard/complicated, but yea overall pretty easy if you know the moves.
She solved it in under a week which is impressive (The under 60sec Mark)
@@ZonguldaklıEren I mean, it’s impressive because only a small number of people can solve one nowadays, and even fewer can solve it in under a minute, let alone 10 seconds. I average around 25-28 seconds myself
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