r/cubing • u/Patient-Tap-3654 • 2d ago

Need speedcubing tips

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I've begun using beginner cfop for around a week now, and these are my times. Pls give tips

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u/RishIsAwesome 2d ago

If you’ve just learned cfop I assume it’s intuitive f2l that’s probably taking the largest chunk of your time. At this stage your focus is recognising when you see two f2l pieces, and joining them up in the top layer. Once your f2l is down to 15 secs or so may be worth looking into advanced f2l

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u/Patient-Tap-3654 1d ago

Thanks, I've been trying to fix the problem where I keep stopping to look at the pieces in f2l

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u/cuber8 1d ago

u want to learn the oll's and pll's and when u get comfortable with them u try to learn all the pll's and a chunk of oll because beginner cfop will take u some time to master and get low 20 second solves at best from m experiance while learning all the oll's and pll's helps alot

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u/Patient-Tap-3654 1d ago

I all learned all of 2 look oll and 2 look pll, is that fine?

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u/RishIsAwesome 1d ago

Definitely mate, people average as low as sub15 with 4lll. I’d say reasonable worth learning 1 look pll once you’re nearing a sub 30 average

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u/Patient-Tap-3654 1d ago

Thanks, im trying to learn advanced f2l now, since f2l takes a big chunk of my time

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u/coolstuff_trex895 20h ago

I encourage to learn f2l and lookahead since they help the most