
Identify the Rubik's Cube by focusing on pieces, not stickers, and use fixed center pieces to determine face color, location, and orientation of edges and corners.
Finish the first layer by placing white corner pieces after the cross, using basic and change types, and applying up, forward, and down moves to align colors with the center.
Learn the yellow cross using the finger trick and back layer moves, solving edge pieces in the L shape and mastering the three cases for beginners.
Solve the yellow face by orienting corner pieces with the finger trick and left layer turns, then verify the yellow cross and correct corner rotations, diagnosing misassembly if needed.
Special reminder to everyone, when you've learned how to solve 3x3 Rubik’s Cube, it does not mean that you've also learned how to solve 2x2 Rubik’s Cube or 4x4 Rubik’s Cube. They use similar concepts, but require different special skills. Maybe, in the future, I will set up courses for those cubes. However, if you are interested in, you can first find resources on the Internet. With all the techniques taught in this course, it is not too hard for you to learn other types of Rubik’s Cubes!
Master grip and finger tricks to speed cube solving: hold the cube stably, start with the right-hand approach (reverse for left-handers), and use coordinated finger movements toward 90-second speedcubing.
Learn advanced Rubik's cube algorithms, including 2-look OLL and 2-look PLL, and master standard cube notation with U, D, L, R, F, B, 2, and the counterclockwise symbol.
The process used in the solution is as follows:
(For algorithm table, please refer to the attached PDF file)
Use the basic solution to solve the 1st & 2nd layers of Rubik’s cube
Determine the condition of the edge piece of the yellow face, and use the corresponding algorithm (Should be one of the three algorithms at the top of the table)
Determine the condition of the corner piece of the yellow face, and use the corresponding algorithm (Should be one of the seven algorithms at the middle of the table)
Determine the condition of the corner piece of the bottom layer, and use the corresponding algorithm (Should be one of the two algorithms at the middle of the table)
Determine the condition of the edge piece of the bottom layer and use the corresponding algorithm (Should be one of the four algorithms at the bottom of the table)
Master cool Rubik's cube patterns and apply pattern-based techniques to improve your solving approach, as taught by the record holder.
All around course provided by record holder, from beginner to master within an hour.
The lecturer is Chi-Lun Hung, the national record holder, in addition to the competitions; he served as a Rubik's Cube tutor and also runs the largest Rubik's Cube teaching website in Taiwan. Through this course, you will have the correct concept of Rubik's Cube, along with simple yet efficient algorithm. Regardless of intelligence or age, anyone can easily solve Rubik's Cube.
In addition to basic learning, you can also use this course to improve your solution speed.
Joining the course, you will get a "2-look OLL/PLL algorithms list" that we personally organize, the most notable list of algorithms that allows beginners to increase their speed. Practice more after learning, and it will be easy to solve in one minute!