a 7 pages pdf guide, contains all the steps and cases of the cube. Print a copy of it - in color - and keep it around with the cube. It will come handy when you forget a case or missed a step.

In this lecture I introduce the cube to you, and the names of the different pieces of the cube that we will be using through out this course.

In this lecture I demonstrate The Cross step which is the first step in solving the cube. In the next few lectures I will be explaining the different cases that will face you in order to do the cross.

In this lecture we will see the first case - and its the easiest case - for you to start doing the cross.

In this lecture we will see the second case that faces us in order to do the cross. I included a video to show you how to execute a move.

In this lecture we will see the third and last case, after that you shouldn't have any problems doing the cross.

Your first action step in this course, I will ask you to do the cross on the yellow side and then try it on 3 different sides.

In this lecture I demonstrate how to solve the corners in the first layer. In the next few lectures I will be showing you the cases that will face you in order to complete this step.

In this lecture I will explain the first case that will face you in order to do the top corners in the first layer. The moves you will learn in this lecture and the next 3 lectures are vital, and considered to be core moves in the cube.

In this lecture we deal with the second case on how to do the top corners. This one is relatively easy move.

In this lecture I explain the third case in how to do the top corners of the first layer. A little bit difficult this one, but If you learned the previous cases, it will be a peice of cake.

In this lecture I explain the last case on how to do the top corners of the first layer. This one combines almost all what you learned in this step - the top corners.

A recap of what you learned in day 1, from doing the cross to finishing the corners. Because we don't have the same shuffle, it will be impossible to have the exact same cube you and me, but you still can follow along and solve the same case that I am solving.

Doing the first layer is considered by many a proof that you are serious about solving the cube. Your action step will be doing the first layer from A to Z. Remember, speed is not the objective.

In this video I will demonstrate how to do the middle layer. This is my own way of solving this layer and you won't find it any where. Most of the methods I saw involves flipping the cube upside down, but I find this confusing. The yellow face stays on top at all times of solving this layer.

In this lecture I will teach you my way of solving the first case in the middle layer. This layer is actually much easier than the first one. Very soon you will be able to do the first 2 layers in resonably short time.

Case 2 is very similar to case 1, only its like a mirror image of it. Don't worry, I still think it's much easier than the first layer. I will explain it step by step as the previous one.

This is actually not a separate case, because it involves the previous two. If you mastered the last two cases, this is just a cocktail of them.

A recap of what you learned in day 2, the middle layer. Even if we don't have the same shuffle of the cube, you can still follow me. If you have reach this far, there is no reason not to continue your way to do the full cube.

Congratulation on reaching this far. A heavy action step is waiting for you, because we are close to the hardest part in solving the cube, the third layer. I just want to make sure that the first 2 layers are clear in your head, so it will not be confused with the next 2 days. Good luck.

In this lecture I define what it means that a corner is in the right position. In the next videos we will correctly position all the bottom layer corners. The bottom layer is divided into two parts, this part deals with how to position the corners correctly without paying attention to its orientation.

This is the only step that is not systematic. There is 11 moves in this step in total, but some times we are going to do 9 of them or 10, or the total 11. A very critical step this one, and involves a brand new move, so take your time with this one.

After we correctly positioned the bottom layer corners, it is time to correctly orienting them in their respective colors. This step might take some time to complete, and it might seem that you are messing things up.. don't worry, follow the instructions and it will work.

Well done reaching this far, you are so close of finishing what you started. In this lecture I review with you the complex bottom layer part 1&2. Try to keep up!

In this lecture we start from where we left off, all corners are done, and only one edge needs to be solved. If ONE side is finished can also be used if there is NO side is finished. This lecture and the next one are really fun to do, and when you get faster, and reach this part... it really looks awsoum.

This lecture is the final one, give your self a pat on the back for finishing this course. By the end of this lecture your cube will be complete. This lecture has two possibilities...I explain both of them.

Recap of what you learned in day 4.

The longest video in the course, I will be doing the cube from A to Z. Grab your cube and lets have fun.

Congratulation on finishing the cube... this lecture is to tell you what's next after you learned how to solve the Rubik's Cube.

A link to the website of the 3D software that I've been using to explain the cube.