Brody: Every sub-20 cuber should know what I did. Also Brody: *Looks ahead 4 parallel universes.*

@cubersclub6698

3 жыл бұрын

yeah

@yagamilight528

3 жыл бұрын

lol nice one

@checkYVELLUAP

3 жыл бұрын

i am 4 parallel universes ahead of you, and ive looked ahead to the next five

@gtcubes

2 жыл бұрын

I clicked off this video multiple times because I was confused.

@ajaj-yq6re

7 ай бұрын

cubers who are barely sub 20 can't even look ahead properly... Tracking pieces is more like a new thing to them and pretty much not even possible. I'm sub 15 with a few sub 10 solves and several sub 12 solves and only my fast solves I was able to track pieces. If people who are just about sub 20 understood everything and was able to do what he was saying they wouldn't be just about sub 20 ,they would at least be sub 12 or sub 10 consistently...

4:34 the best way to show-off our 3x3 collection.

How fast are you at 3x3, and what techniques do you use?

@parabolaaaaa4919

3 жыл бұрын

sub 11 with oll. pll keyhole some pseudo slotting some cp stuff some zbll and advanced f2l stuff also some wv and vls

@munachnicole1188

3 жыл бұрын

Roux method 25 to low 40 seconds

@scarbot1713

3 жыл бұрын

I average low 17 with coll and most of full oll

@colemanshofner3514

3 жыл бұрын

I average about 12. I can do cross and f2l in about 7 seconds so I need to work on last layer

@whatiplay718

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sub 13, I know 100 zblls, 2GLL, Coll, full cfop, and I'm stuck. I'm writing whis before watching the video btw

Brody: There is no need of advanced techniques like zbll, pseudo slotting and cross+ 1st pair. Also Brody: I also planned this first pair for this solve

@CosmicStar3

Жыл бұрын

It means he already knows what he is going to do, so he solves cross then the next pair, and he planned it all in inspection

@OLL-LAYER-KING

Жыл бұрын

Hi let’s go for a competition

@goodoldtom

9 ай бұрын

Xcross != cross+1

I'm at 25-35 every solve. Starting to understand and get some lookahead. This is the thing I need to work on because it helps so much. Keep posting Brody. I love these videos.

@flatemo6117

3 жыл бұрын

@@hanahakei Why?

@flatemo6117

3 жыл бұрын

​@@hanahakei It's better if it's only use dual color neutrality at early levels, at Sub-10 It's better even if it's harder because there's not much to improve at Sub-10

@KenStentiford

3 жыл бұрын

I'm a white yellow guy. At this point about 5-6 months in I'm still learning a lot. I'm half way thru my olls and trying to spend time on f2l lookahead. I think I'd wait till I wasn't so deep it it. From the start for colour N. Is the way to go. Hoping for a sub 20 in the next month. Main issue I have is Rubik's wrist so it restricts my time on the cube 🥺

@KenStentiford

3 жыл бұрын

@@hanahakei Thanks. I'm now sub 20

@KenStentiford

3 жыл бұрын

@@hanahakei oh, well do want makes you happy. Who knows when you may get the urge otherwise all good.

Thanks for always helping me Brody, your tutorials are one of the best. Happy Cubing !

Love your videos 💘..and the amount of help they provide in each videos

Yo, just want to say awesome editing showing specific pieces, and loved the good quality slow mo!

Thank you for all the knowledge shared man! Much love from Brasil!

This definitely is more of the max park path that plays to the strengths of tps and look ahead. I think for the majority of people it’ll definitely be the way to go and at the end of the day everyone is going to need a big measure of this alone to get fast. However, I also think there’s a good chunk of people like me that struggle in the tps department and I think for that’s where the advanced stuff starts to become more useful earlier. This was a good reminder though that I need to just be better at my look ahead and LL tps haha

I use beginner OLL and Beginner PLL. My best time is 17 seconds but I am consistently getting 26 seconds. I first started cubing 3 months ago and I love your videos!

This video helped improve my average by 3 seconds within an hour of watching this. Thank you Brody

Hello Body thanks for always helping make me faster :)

@shash._.

3 жыл бұрын

*body*

@LukiTruki

3 жыл бұрын

Rhett the Cuber Brody

@Serkoid

3 жыл бұрын

Body the cuber

@MasterPriyanshu

3 жыл бұрын

Body lol😂😂😂😂😂

@zeeshan_611

3 жыл бұрын

body LOL

I’ve been watching your videos since the start of the channel, I absolutely love the content. ♥️I’ll never stop watching and hope to meet you one day.😁 I am sub 15 and use cfop

I have made a list of things and fundamentals to work on. These tips are really helping! I am definitely not lying to my self about this

Fundamentals, fundamentals, fundamentals, got it. I'll keep working on that because I definitely don't want to feel stuck, confused and frustrated. PS. I love Editor Brody's sense of humor.

I love your vids and I always love when you make new ones. Keep up the good work!

I love the distinct way you always hit the timer

FIRST OF ALL .. CONGRATULATIONS BRODY FOR 60K FAMILY 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉....YOU ARE AWESOME MAN 😊😊😊

Great work

Great video! Love it!

Great! Found it very helpful

CONGRATS BRODY ON 60K SUBS!

Needed this

Awesome video, Brody! Learned lots from this format of video. Keep up the great work.

I'm just a huge fan of Brody's tutorials :)

His tutorials are too good. I just had to sub and like

Sick love your broll

Great video!

Thanks for helping me to be fast in solving a cube :)

The weirdest thing was how I understood what was going on in the solve

Wish to see this community grow

0:18 Editor Brody has a point. You need to shut up.

Brody: only basic techniques Also Brody: talks all the time about advanced f2l recognition and prediction techniques

good one!

I have a sub 10 avg with just basic techniques, but it certainly helps to know some advanced techniques like better f2l algs

This was really cool to watch! I average 13-14 rn with just knowing full OLL/PLL. Also like what you did with the editing at 3:17 :)

@officialveerbajaj

3 жыл бұрын

I am not able to inspect that well, tips to improve that?

@cfoples

3 жыл бұрын

@@officialveerbajaj use unlimited inspection and make sure you are actively planning stuff

@officialveerbajaj

3 жыл бұрын

Hayden Ng ok thanks

Hey Brody An amazing video as usual what are your tensions and setup that you use on your gan xs I am really struggling with this

I liked this video so much thank you for your help. But I have commented your previous video saying that make a full pll Playlist because iam struggling to learn it. Please can you make it.

If you want proof I’ll show that max park does it.

sub 10, Xcrosses, full COLL as well as full CFOP, some F2L algs and a few 1LLLs, ZBLLs and VLSes

Thank you for this. I knew it was possible I just needed someone to co-sign

brody could you please do a full pll tutorial,

Hi Brody I’ve been watching since 2018 thank you for all the tips and content

I'm feeling the music bro. 👍

Hey! Great video i’m french and i watch your videos because they are so helpful. I was wondering if you have advices for me because I end up all my f2l 5 or 6 seconds starting the cross already done but I do 5 second after to see my first pair when I begin without my cross done. ( I’m sub 16)

metaphor : a cherry on top can only be placed after you have finished making the cake xD sorry im dumb

@rprime4308

3 жыл бұрын

yea thats actually a good way to put it

@RealNaoh

3 жыл бұрын

TheIndian Gamer Yep. Advanced cross, F2L, OLL, and PLL.

@AnunayMintoo

3 жыл бұрын

Your hundredth like ;)

@bruce4139

3 жыл бұрын

That makes a lot of sense

I learned COLL when I was sub 20. I should have just improve my F2L and not focus on the "cool stuffs". Great video, I hope this video will eradicate the misconception that " learning advanced stuffs is the way to inprove"

I am a big fan of you.My 3x3 ao5 is 8-14.support from Bangladesh

Do you remember me?? (The German guy) It's really amazing that you said 'Hi' to me in a video on George's channel,which he posted like 3-4 years ago :O

@DB-xv3kz

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think he remembers you just because he said hi, just saying

You can even get more faster by learning advanced techniques

0:02 Feliks Zemdegs: Am I a joke to you?

congrats for 60k

The real secret is: Look Ahead

Great video (even though i havent finished it yet)

amazing best youtuber

That video is best Rubik's cube video

I started cubing about a month ago I use white cross f2l and beginner Oll/ pll

Do you have any tips on how to have a better look ahead?

So basically every Max Park solve, yeah definitely good.

The thing is that he has good look ahead and recognition

Editor brody needs to get his priority right

Thanks for the great video! I have a question about lookahead. Do you visually track the next pair corner / edge pieces when inserting the current pair, or do you spot the next pair corner / edge, predict where they will end up after the insertion? I'm suffering from poor lookahead and can only stare&track at the next corner piece during the insertion otherwise I will lose the track...

@BrodytheCuber

3 жыл бұрын

You need to be looking and tracking for the entire time you're solving a pair, not just during an insert. If you can't do that, you need to practice solving your F2L pairs with your eyes closed until you can.

Please Please please make a vs video on warm vs wrm 2020 and tell us your reactions and tell us which is your main

Hey Brody, Just need a small help. My main event right now is megaminx My f2l in 3x3 really sucks and I average sub 15 Should I have to improve my 3x3 f2l to improve in mega? Or will I be able to be sub 40 even if I practice only megaminx f2l? ( CURRENTLY I AVERAGE SUB 1.20 IN MEGAMINX) Please reply to this Hope you do so😀😀

His terrifying stare/mouth movement is getting better

Hi Brody... can you please off er me tips on timing myself? As soon as I know a timer is going I make continuous mistakes.... Usually coming in 25-30... If I'm not thinking about it my solves are smooth with no pauses. I've timed individual parts of my solves by counting off seconds to determine what I'm doing and judging by that I should be a averaging 16-18 seconds... I know most don't have this issue...any advice?

@squirrelcubed31415

Жыл бұрын

I am really nervous at the timer, too. Just think you are at your practice table or a lunch break where you normally are not under pressure. Also, slow down your turning just a little bit to help with the mistakes. This works so well.

Its a nice video

What cube were you using btw, It really looked very fast :)

Brody : uploads a vid on being fast with basic techniques Me : *all my zeroing, pseudo-slotting and Jay's FRUF training has been in vain...* jk.. it's all *very* useful actually, interesting too I'd definitely recommend you guys to try 'em out

@shash._.

3 жыл бұрын

Ok could someone please tell me what the heck zeroing is? I've seen a few videos on it, but I feel like I'm just too stupid.

@cubegenics6094

3 жыл бұрын

@@shash._. it's basically corner commutators, except the corners being used are a part of F2L. Jayden McNeill has a vid on it

@muhammadibrahimkhokhar655

3 жыл бұрын

What da hell is fruf

@RemoPihel

3 жыл бұрын

@@muhammadibrahimkhokhar655 f2l technique that uses F moves

@RemoPihel

3 жыл бұрын

@@shash._. zeroing is a joke method, it does not exist

Max Park got great times just by using basic CFOP so I believe in you

Imagine editor brody cutting off brody at the part where he said the fundamentals

I average 22-23 seconds and I use intuitive F2L with some tricks like sledgehammers, full OLL and full PLL.

@insertclevernamehere9704

3 жыл бұрын

Same except I'm learning full oll

I always trust what you say

Thank youuuuu very good video 10 minutes eirlier I’m sub 25 now I became sub 15 now 😉😉😉😉👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

good vid

You're awesome too 👍

This makes it seem possible, for a mere mortal to do sub 20, but that's not how I'm feeling right now. Heck, my cross is slower than his solve. This guy's a prodigy. I'm wondering how fast 2 look oll and pll would be. Seems like it can still be sub 20 with his speed. Gives me some hope.

I average 18-20 seconds, but I have a lot of sub-15 solves as well as over 20s solves (sometimes even over 25s, but not a lot) so I need to stop screwing up so much xd I use CFOP, I know full PLL, OLL without like 1 or 2 cases, advanced cross (still working on that) and a few advanced F2L cases (no more than 5)

I"m sub-20. I know all of the stuff you did, except one thing. Look ahead. I know many f2l cases, but I'm not good enough to look at another pair and predict where it is going to be when I finish my current pair. Any suggestions to help me improve on that?

This is Brody signing out

For one handed, is it faster to cube rotate in the air or using the table?

@fmga

3 жыл бұрын

Throw it in the air and spin it like a helicopter blade

@hipercool3479

3 жыл бұрын

@@fmga 😱

@RealNaoh

3 жыл бұрын

Jayden McNeill said to try to use as little table abuse as possible. Feliks Zemdegs and Seung Hyuk Nahm both use cube rotating into the air with only minimally using table abuse. I got second place in my last OH competition, and for me, using as little table abuse and rotating in the air is the same speed as using table abuse, and rotating in the air makes lookahead a little easier. I recommend trying to use as little table abuse when rotating. Those are my 2 cents. Good luck!

@ayushvaze1622

3 жыл бұрын

Depends on the case

@RealNaoh

3 жыл бұрын

Ayush Vaze Well, yes it does, but usually rotating in the air will be better than using table abuse to rotate.

Very interesting ths

I want to learn all zbll and eg method algorithms from you

I'm 31 y.o. and just got into cubing at the end of 2020. My average is 35s and my biggest struggle is consistent tps/execution. Idk if it's cause I'm a bit older but sometimes I'm like "did my fingers just do that?" And other times they are like snails.

Hi brody

Please tell which cube should I buy the Qiyi ms 4 by 4 or the meilong magnetic 4 bye 4 ... Please reply🙏🙏

@tristanrujano

3 жыл бұрын

Either is a great one and will not make a huge difference, just remember to have fun learning it's not about the cube but the fun in learning the skill!

@CrazyForCubes

3 жыл бұрын

The Meilong is my recommendation

I do believe he forgot to add tps to the equation and planning 2 f2l cases

Bro post more videos!!

Which technique do you use for the first 2 layer??

Brody I used the scramble that u showed in one of your videos and after I got my white cross solved it lined up my first F2L pair the red and blue so I inserted it and then that lined up my next one witch was green red I inserted that one that lined up the blue orange inserted that and then the last one was lined up inserted that one and the top was all yelllow but the rdgrs and corners where not with the right colors so I fixed that and solved it I never had that happened is that Sven possible or was that just one in a million

Back when I was cubing for about a year or so (some 12 years ago) solving F2l with the cross on the left was still a thing. I opted for learning those algs, unfortunately only realizing later what a mistake it was. I started again just recently and still face the same issues with poor look ahead. Just wondering do you or anyone else knows someone who solves the cross on the left and is able to achieve decent times?

@lipcsey

3 жыл бұрын

By decent I mean at least solid 10s f2l

@parity_7462

3 жыл бұрын

TLDR: No, learn more algs with cross on bottom TCkewbs got close to that before, but she doesn’t really solve on the left anymore. I don’t know anyone else who can have 10s f2l or less with cross on left. I recommend learning f2l algs with cross on bottom if you want to get faster. Hope this helped

Brody's pls tell how you knew that pairs after cross pls help

Brody how do you predict pairs at cross?

So now all I have to do is max out look ahead with tps cuz ik f2l pll oll so ye look ahead and cn also its gonna be hard but il try my best

What about CP recognition? I'm learning that rn to improve my last layer.

why do i always rotate the cube any tips for solving it with minimal rotations.

This was motivating, thx. Btw, when should i learn oll, i average around 19 sec

@jorian_meeuse

3 жыл бұрын

Immediately, gelijk, maintenent

@janevens7611

3 жыл бұрын

Ow thats cleat🤣🤣

@janevens7611

3 жыл бұрын

Clear

Hey Brody no doubt I am your big fan and always help me but I wanna say you look a like. Feliks zembdegs😁😋

which one is better x man shadow m or MGC 6*6