Rubik's Cube: 5 Tips To Immediately Improve Your F2L Look Ahead

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  • @zedmechanics4327
    @zedmechanics4327 7 років тому +763

    My problem is that sometimes while I'm looking ahead I can see so many pairs that I get confused which causes me to pause

    • @MaximilianBerkmann
      @MaximilianBerkmann 6 років тому +30

      I have the same problem.

    • @paradox9265
      @paradox9265 6 років тому +29

      Dude I hate when someone asks a question and ppl reply with “same” 😂 remind me of the Fortnite forums
      Wait did that just make me a hypocrite?🧐

    • @paradox9265
      @paradox9265 6 років тому +3

      Richard Smith LOOOL

    • @paradox9265
      @paradox9265 6 років тому +1

      Richard Smith I understand 😂

    • @squidguy7907
      @squidguy7907 5 років тому +39

      _now you look crazy because the comments were deleted_

  • @aryelcarreon7853
    @aryelcarreon7853 7 років тому +556

    This is one of those channels that im surprised people haven't found yet

    • @flamingnoob2
      @flamingnoob2 7 років тому +15

      I totally agree!

    • @Hallstrom007
      @Hallstrom007 7 років тому +13

      yes!

    • @thanhnd4913
      @thanhnd4913 7 років тому +1

      Tks a lot

    • @SMhzb
      @SMhzb 6 років тому

      I totally agree

    • @Best-pz5lo
      @Best-pz5lo 5 років тому +2

      @oh no no This was 2 years ago when he had about 1k subs..lol?

  • @Metsani44
    @Metsani44 7 років тому +263

    J Perm, your channel has gotten me farther than I ever thought I would and I just wanted to thank you for all the help. Every video is so well thought out and practical and easy to follow. Keep it up!

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +57

      Thanks for your feedback, glad you find the videos useful :)

    • @GoIrish8
      @GoIrish8 7 років тому +5

      J Perm I have heard a lot that I should just so slow, untimed solves for a week, and my lookahead will be better. is this true?

    • @mastercharizardxy1011
      @mastercharizardxy1011 7 років тому +3

      MJBCuber made me a 35 second solver from a 1 minute solver

    • @jaredp3834
      @jaredp3834 6 років тому +2

      I agree I’ve cut my times in half and jperm has been a huge help for that

    • @gurnihalsingh6252
      @gurnihalsingh6252 6 років тому +1

      It true

  • @skull123
    @skull123 4 роки тому +182

    1. Look ahead starts from inspection
    2. ACTUALLY SLOW DOWN
    3. Don't look at the pair you are currently doing
    4. See where new information is coming from
    5. Memorize what certain algs do to certain pieces

  • @UberCuber
    @UberCuber 7 років тому +339

    Great video! I'm going to start linking this when people ask me about look ahead, it's much more helpful than just saying "do slow solves."

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +52

      Wow thanks! I just checked out your channel and you have some great stuff. I particularly liked the OLL algs one, that was useful. Subbed

    • @UberCuber
      @UberCuber 7 років тому +21

      Thanks, I appreciate it :)

    • @cabralibacka5563
      @cabralibacka5563 7 років тому +3

      UberCuber yep

    • @viditsinhvala7428
      @viditsinhvala7428 6 років тому +2

      What is your PB ????

    • @robit7304
      @robit7304 6 років тому

      jo

  • @NeoDoesBuisness
    @NeoDoesBuisness 6 років тому +566

    0:19 when your teacher assigns homework at the end of class

  • @nabranestwistypuzzler7019
    @nabranestwistypuzzler7019 6 років тому +128

    If you can’t solve a pair without looking at it, do this drill:
    1. Scramble up your cube
    2. Look at the cross solution & solve it without looking
    3. Then, look for your first F2L pair & solve it without looking
    4. Repeat that for F2L pairs 2, 3 & 4
    5. To add on, do more than one step, so multiple F2L pairs at once without looking, x-cross to any extent, and cross + 1 or more F2L pairs. You can also lookahead to last layer.

    • @prdoyle
      @prdoyle 6 років тому +3

      Nice, good idea!

    • @nabranestwistypuzzler7019
      @nabranestwistypuzzler7019 6 років тому +9

      Patrick Doyle I didn’t come up with the idea. I was watching a sub 30 video, and then I asked if I should switch my A-Perm alg to the standard alg. One of the tips he said to become sub 30 was to have all LL algs under 2.5 seconds, so if it’s a good alg, then practice it, and if it’s a bad one, then learn a proper one & practice that. The alg I used to use was the T-Perm with Rw moves instead of R moves, and then the mirror. I also said about all of the other algs that I know. He obviously said that I should work on F2L because being sub 35 and knowing 16 PLLs & 30+ OLLs obviously means that my F2L is bad. That was one of the tips he gave me. And I did switch to the standard RUD algs. Actually, here’s the link to the video: ua-cam.com/video/sjxFSdJmdwQ/v-deo.html

    • @UnholyThumb
      @UnholyThumb 6 років тому +2

      @@nabranestwistypuzzler7019 did that work? Cause my average is 31 and i use 2look, so i wanna improve my f2l

    • @nabranestwistypuzzler7019
      @nabranestwistypuzzler7019 6 років тому +2

      AdSF I haven’t tried it much, but it seems to make sense, and some faster than me told me about it in a reply on his sub-30 video. You should also learn more efficient solutions, understand them intuitively, and get them fast. J Perm explains about it in his new sub 30 video that he recently uploaded: ua-cam.com/video/1KfmzTewWyI/v-deo.html

    • @kostaskoukos3932
      @kostaskoukos3932 5 років тому

      How do you look ahead to LL?

  • @yoda8949
    @yoda8949 4 роки тому +186

    My brain during any cubing: stop and think about your life
    Me: why?
    My brain: idk

  • @viperzenthic1573
    @viperzenthic1573 2 роки тому +12

    I got my first sub-30 time earlier today and since then, I've been trying to look through different tips for F2L since it's where my speed is severely lacking and, wow. This is tougher than I expected.

  • @somerandomdude5218
    @somerandomdude5218 5 років тому +11

    I learnt to solve the cube as well as F2l and oll and pll from you! My times have came down from 1:23 to 24 seconds average! Your teaching is very effective

  • @albusdumbledore9345
    @albusdumbledore9345 Рік тому +8

    This video is sooooooo much helpful tomorrow is my competition and it gave me encouragement that if i slow down i may actually be able to improve
    thankyou so much j perm

  • @neeexxxi4917
    @neeexxxi4917 5 років тому +61

    4:45 "THEN OLL AND PLL" cya

    • @exdee7006
      @exdee7006 4 роки тому +1

      Neeexxxi well yeahhhhh

    • @yakman8913
      @yakman8913 4 роки тому +1

      Neeexxxi if you don’t know at least full pll and beginner I’ll this isn’t for you

  • @TeamSSF
    @TeamSSF 5 років тому +7

    I just learned how to solve it for the first time from you. Thank you! What is the next thing I should learn to solve it faster? The look ahead is far too advance for me right now.

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  5 років тому +4

      linked in the description of my beginner tutorial are "how to get faster with the beginner method" and also a cfop method tutorial playlist when you're ready to move onto bigger things :)

  • @kellanflanigan8509
    @kellanflanigan8509 9 місяців тому

    This actually helped me a lot. Its crazy how something as simple as saying "Don't look at the pair youre already doing" can spark a realization. Ive been focusing too hard on the pair I'm inserting when I already knew exactly what to do to insert it without looking. I'll be back with an update after a little while of using this new information in my solves.

  • @JewJupiter
    @JewJupiter 7 років тому +45

    Just found your channel today and it's definitely helping me so thank you

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +18

      No problem! Please share with anyone who you think would find it useful :)

    • @derpbot5715
      @derpbot5715 7 років тому

      lol this was posted on me bday just realized

    • @GoIrish8
      @GoIrish8 7 років тому

      J Perm How did you get sub 20? I average around 28-24 and I use 2 look oll and full pll. My cross and f2l take 16-20 seconds, and last layer about 4-10 seconds. How can I get sub 20?

    • @bhavanasiyal3349
      @bhavanasiyal3349 7 років тому

      Jainbhajan yeto such hai ki navkar main

  • @neilcartwright100
    @neilcartwright100 4 роки тому

    This video has literally blown my mind! You see so much while I see nothing! Not ready for look ahead yet. My average is 90 seconds with half for F2L. I’m using a mix of the standard base method plus some intuition. What should I do next? Learn more F2L cases?

  • @andyjc9535
    @andyjc9535 7 років тому +5

    I love how you add some comedy in this here and there.

  • @Liquoricilicious
    @Liquoricilicious 7 років тому +2

    Finally a video that explains look-ahead, instead of wasting my time preaching me to "do slow solves!" or "just look ahead!" and other helpless rambles.

  • @LuisCuber253
    @LuisCuber253 7 років тому +5

    You make it look so simple. Nice video by the way! It really helped me 😀

  • @pranayverma3816
    @pranayverma3816 5 років тому +1

    Man, your channel is the best and this is probably the most useful video for 3x3 in all of youtube :)

  • @jouieaquino9489
    @jouieaquino9489 5 років тому +3

    Thanks To You, I improved my f2l!
    Thanks!

  • @michaelrodriguez3253
    @michaelrodriguez3253 5 років тому +1

    Jperm this tutorial is AWESOME. You're great with both hands which is a plus. I particularly liked the case with the diagonally opposite edge pieces in that it gives me the liberty of setting up and solving two f2l slots simultaneously. Also, the link with the F2ls is super helpful as well. It would be really helpful if you would please do a tutorial on solving two f2ls simultaneously. Thanking you so much in advance.

  • @kengarcia2919
    @kengarcia2919 7 років тому +6

    this video really help me to improve my time...your the best J perm😊

  • @musbubsees2472
    @musbubsees2472 6 років тому +1

    Wow! This helped a lot. Watching this video gave me a clear understanding of look ahead in F2L. I got my two best singles right after watching this video and my best average of 5 and my best average of 12.

  • @ContentWithPython
    @ContentWithPython 7 років тому +5

    Thank you so much. I have thousand of pause in my solves, but from now on I am going to improve. Thanks!!!!

  • @capriphonix8863
    @capriphonix8863 7 років тому +1

    Wow this is really good. One of the greatest tutorials for lookahead. You deserve way more subscribers man. Keep up the good work!

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      Thanks so much! It means a lot to me that you think it's one of the greatest haha I'm glad you think it's good :)

  • @doubleburst8171
    @doubleburst8171 7 років тому +6

    hi j perm this vid helped me a lot with F2l i got a new best time my last PB was 1:01.47 now 53.42

    • @herman7550
      @herman7550 7 років тому +3

      Dopex Plays_ my pb is 14:80, before it was 20

  • @HugaCuba
    @HugaCuba 7 років тому +1

    Although I started cubing eight years ago, I learned so much from this video! This is probably the best video I've seen on improving F2L!

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +1

      Thanks! And I like your channel name

    • @HugaCuba
      @HugaCuba 7 років тому

      Thanks! I still don't know what it could stand for though, my friends and I created some fantasy words :D

  • @UnknownRager96
    @UnknownRager96 5 років тому +29

    "if you can't do F2L in 10 seconds"
    Brush it takes me a minutes

  • @25rari
    @25rari 5 років тому

    You’ve inspired me from 57s to 42s! I’ll work harder for my favorite Cubers!

  • @bluefield086
    @bluefield086 6 років тому +5

    J perm you are amazing, These got me sub-20, thank you very much!

    • @gToddyS
      @gToddyS 5 років тому +1

      me too

  • @btw_kondziad248
    @btw_kondziad248 Рік тому +1

    The second tip is very usefull, thank you bro!!!

  • @bezaitis7395
    @bezaitis7395 7 років тому +136

    My brain doesn't process for me to look ahead 😬

    • @anish6227
      @anish6227 6 років тому +5

      Then u will need a little more practise

    • @vecolitycubes1912
      @vecolitycubes1912 6 років тому +7

      legendary cuber then you will need to spell better

    • @_barrel6901
      @_barrel6901 6 років тому

      Neeoz - Agar io, look who’s talking.

    • @ShopWave-r6e
      @ShopWave-r6e 6 років тому

      @@_barrel6901 I edited it because I forgot to put his name.

    • @_barrel6901
      @_barrel6901 6 років тому +1

      Neeoz - Agar io, u forgot the comma again 😂

  • @maetsuen
    @maetsuen 6 років тому

    Another great video, learned a ton! Thanks J Perm!

  • @KushTheGamer
    @KushTheGamer 7 років тому +49

    Learned a lot from this:)
    Just found your channel btw and insta-subbed.
    Thank you J sperm

  • @AndrewKimmey
    @AndrewKimmey 7 років тому

    I'm not sure what it was... but this was like the best lookahead video I've seen on youtube. You did an awesome job of explaining it.

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      Thanks! It means a lot :)

  • @parityhater7155
    @parityhater7155 5 років тому +6

    Woah this is the first time he said ‘’Hey guys what's up?" at the beginning of a video!!!

  • @jasonthecuber
    @jasonthecuber 7 років тому

    Great job you really know how to teach concepts! Several good pointers I have not heard specifically.

  • @breadmarine7383
    @breadmarine7383 4 роки тому +10

    I cant even look not look-ahead... Seriously I have trouble with actualy locating the pieces i need to insert

  • @KelleyEhrler
    @KelleyEhrler 2 роки тому

    I found this verrrrrryyyyy useful im glad that you are always here to help

  • @aibelrapheal5176
    @aibelrapheal5176 4 роки тому +9

    Let me finish cross first .

  • @AllThingsBaseball01
    @AllThingsBaseball01 2 роки тому

    bro you helped me sooooo much, I do recommend, the first few solves with slower turning should not be timed, that way even if u have a good scramble u wont want to speed up

  • @erasmusic6042
    @erasmusic6042 7 років тому +29

    JUP im not ready for this yet 😂😂😂

    • @ViperoK
      @ViperoK 6 років тому +3

      lmao same i get like 40 second f2l solves and i have been thinking i need to start look ahead but clearly not

    • @9agy
      @9agy 5 років тому

      @@ViperoK same

    • @ViperoK
      @ViperoK 5 років тому +2

      HHAHAHAH stupid old me. Now I'm sub 15 and this video is actually useful :)

    • @tantiwahopak101
      @tantiwahopak101 5 років тому

      @@ViperoK awesome!

    • @tantiwahopak101
      @tantiwahopak101 5 років тому

      @@ViperoK awesome!

  • @EdgarRamosMc
    @EdgarRamosMc 6 років тому

    Dude! Thanks for the video, i immediatly went from 50's timers to sub-40's timers just from these tips!

  • @kitsunes95
    @kitsunes95 7 років тому +3

    You just earned yourself a new sub! ;)

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      Thanks so much! :)

  • @F33DtheF34R
    @F33DtheF34R 7 років тому

    Very good explanation. Learned a lot of new stuff as well as confirmed things I painfully learned on my own.

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      Haha a lot of this I had to painfully learn on my own as well

  • @expocat11
    @expocat11 4 роки тому +3

    0:39 I beg for mercy Feliks

  • @josiahwilson9621
    @josiahwilson9621 7 років тому +2

    Thanks for making these tutorials, my times are finally getting good! :P

  • @joshuareyes5773
    @joshuareyes5773 7 років тому +30

    I look ahead when Im in the zoneeeeeeee

  • @NOIR.Workshop
    @NOIR.Workshop 4 роки тому

    這是我看過最詳細的講解!相當細心!

  • @zzzmohamed9268
    @zzzmohamed9268 7 років тому +9

    lovely video. Subbed!

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +5

      Thanks! Glad you liked it!

    • @helloisa6683
      @helloisa6683 7 років тому +1

      J Perm edlll
      joo.ddww5aqsB ootw🐔🐔💽📼💽🎊💽📀😌💞💋💎💚💗💖🙎👰👚👗🎽👖💼💼💼👘👑👔🎽👚💄👗😦🔮🏰🎈Ω:-[

    • @soggybread5428
      @soggybread5428 7 років тому +1

      Leticia Michelle wtf

  • @snickrs9096
    @snickrs9096 5 років тому

    OMG so helpful i used to do f2l 26 secs average and you got me down by like 7 seconds! It also improved oll and pll to take only 6 seconds. I improved from 40 to under 30!

  • @GoIrish8
    @GoIrish8 7 років тому +3

    How did you get so good a knowing exactly what will happen in your cross. It takes me like a whole minute to plan out my whole cross in notation

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +1

      +MJBCuber Don't use notation, just imagine the moves you will do or imagine how the pieces will move. I spent a lot of time practicing only the cross when I was averaging sub-30, and then when I was sub-15 I practiced planning the first pair during inspection. I used to inspect for a full minute on most solves just to make sure I was doing it right

    • @GoIrish8
      @GoIrish8 7 років тому

      J Perm Thank you

    • @genericgamer2003
      @genericgamer2003 6 років тому

      J Perm I know this is old and kinda late but I average about 40 second s to solve cross and f2l what should I do

  • @moltengear7347
    @moltengear7347 2 роки тому

    J perm your channel helped me with f2l and looking for new pairs as i am inserting the first pair helped me get faster

  • @ignitablevirus7644
    @ignitablevirus7644 7 років тому +6

    i am a f2l beginner and i find it hard to look at the corner piece, understand what edge piece it goes with, then finding it even if im just staring at the cube i usually look at the corner peice look for the two colors that are not on the bottom and start turning the cube looking for the edge piece any tips on how to help fix this?

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      yeah i understand how you feel, i think everyone had that problem at the beginning. i think you just need to practice until it becomes more natural. F2L look ahead (the topic of this video) is not for beginners, but is more useful for people averaging under 30 seconds, maybe 25 seconds. keep practicing and you'll get better at seeing pieces!

    • @somalaskar7811
      @somalaskar7811 5 років тому

      Even top cubers had that problem in the beginning.

    • @rogg0224
      @rogg0224 4 роки тому

      I can do begginers method faster than my f2l.. :(

  • @connoryungbluth
    @connoryungbluth 7 років тому

    this video is so helpful, thanks a ton. this is probably better than any chris olsen video

  • @rwu0812
    @rwu0812 7 років тому +4

    i have bad efficiency because I learned something else and I got so used to doing it that even though I know the algs I don't do it. Also I am having trouble finding pieces so I insert the edge and pair the corner later once it comes up. I know all the f2l algs, I just can use then cause I can't find any pieces. This is probably the only reason I can't sub 10, because my f2l is super inefficient. Do you have any tips on how I can adjust to the alg solving way?

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +2

      +Ryan Wu Changing habits/Algs is all about discipline. When you practice, accept the really bad times you get when you try to do the right thing, because eventually it will make you faster! Even if you have to pause for 5 secs or undo the moves you just did, make sure you end up doing the efficient thing.

    • @rwu0812
      @rwu0812 7 років тому +1

      Oh I get it! So you want me to slow down and do the efficient way, and keep on doing it so I will eventually get used to it and will get faster! Thanks! Also I have trouble finding pieces and they are not usually in the top layer. They usually end up in the bottom or the wrong slot. I think it's inefficient to make the pair in the wrong slot and take it out and put it in the right slot. Any tips?

  • @ExternalGod
    @ExternalGod 6 років тому

    This is a very useful video just like the F2L alg sheet. I really like the algs you use for F2L for the record.... I drilled last layer algs to the point where it killed my lookahead!

  • @sadiasalman8675
    @sadiasalman8675 3 роки тому +3

    Goddammit why did I start cubing in the first place

  • @TaroLeButcher
    @TaroLeButcher 7 років тому

    This has gotta be one of my fav Rubik's cube tutorial's ever!!

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +1

      +Lou Butterfingerz :)

  • @CaptainLeeYT
    @CaptainLeeYT 5 років тому +4

    I take 2 to 4 minutes to complete f2l only , I'm a beginner just started yesterday to solve Rubik's cube.

    • @sword_az_5847
      @sword_az_5847 5 років тому

      Captain Lee
      Pb ?

    • @naka6341
      @naka6341 5 років тому

      @@sword_az_5847 PB means personal best captain Lee
      What is yours sword az

    • @sword_az_5847
      @sword_az_5847 5 років тому +1

      ImBizarr i know... i was asking him his pb
      Mine is 48 secs

  • @amitamudgal6057
    @amitamudgal6057 5 років тому +1

    Thanx so much. I improved from sub 38 to sub 28 overnight in an hour just after practicing look ahead the way you thounght . Thanx :D

  • @DanNguyen-oc3xr
    @DanNguyen-oc3xr 6 років тому +6

    1. Start F2L lookahead during inspection.
    2. Slow down
    3. Don't look at the current pair.

  • @divyaalokverma
    @divyaalokverma 6 років тому +1

    Your channel has made go from 2min to 20sec.. Thanks a lot 😍

  • @katarix8773
    @katarix8773 4 роки тому +4

    DOOD HIS LOOK AHEAD THO

  • @josephtv5049
    @josephtv5049 6 років тому +1

    Thank you very much!!! Your tips helped me very much, especially 3rd and 4th tips! GREAAAT VIDEO!!!

  • @niemelhansa3854
    @niemelhansa3854 7 років тому +33

    252 likes 0 dislikes, 👍👍👍

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +10

      +SFNCuber You'll jinx it!

    • @niemelhansa3854
      @niemelhansa3854 7 років тому +1

      Heh heh, don't worry...

    • @ezekielleveriza4071
      @ezekielleveriza4071 7 років тому

      J Perm i was gonna dislike then someone already did

  • @maverickreynolds
    @maverickreynolds 7 років тому

    This is probably the most helpful video I have ever watched. All the other ones are just like, practice...practice...practice. So to this, I say, thank you. Thank you very much.

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      You're welcome! Tbh sometimes practice is the answer, but I agree it's been said enough times haha

  • @mrbeanfan7217
    @mrbeanfan7217 7 років тому +25

    I came here bcoz of UBER CUBER!!!
    This video is freaking awesome!!

    • @mrbeanfan7217
      @mrbeanfan7217 7 років тому +1

      +Cubing Land He linked me tk this video!!

  • @jimmunster57
    @jimmunster57 7 років тому

    well done. thank you. the last Tip you have was new to me. i will use this one

  • @_FreddySutanto
    @_FreddySutanto 7 років тому +16

    Why is it so hard to "not looking at the pair you currently doing"

    • @cor3791
      @cor3791 7 років тому +3

      3Xtremes because you havent thought of a way to solve it without looking.

    • @_FreddySutanto
      @_FreddySutanto 7 років тому

      Cor3 I think i learned all the cases but still get stuck while doing it.. Do u have any tips?

    • @cor3791
      @cor3791 7 років тому

      3Xtremes try to focus on the f2l pair your solving while finding another one

    • @_FreddySutanto
      @_FreddySutanto 7 років тому

      Cor3 I always ended with pauses lol even tho trying to look ahead but maybe metronome can help me up???

    • @ujustwaste3secrdingmyname226
      @ujustwaste3secrdingmyname226 7 років тому +4

      Solve EACH f2l case BLIND FOLDED, this will help you to NOT focus on your current pair. And do slow solves, so you can track corner and edges easily by reducing your TPS, and DON'T focus on your current pair, let your muscle memory handle your current f2l pair, while your muscle memory is handling your current pair, try to focus on the other pair, cuz you're no longer focused on your current pair, let your muscle memory handle it.

  • @zaleclarke5266
    @zaleclarke5266 4 роки тому

    yes this is how improve my F2L this is probably the best video youve done how to improve

  • @AdamRubiks
    @AdamRubiks 7 років тому +3

    How can I be sub 10

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +5

      A lot of hard work and practice and a bunch of the points in my tutorials too. Anything more specific will probably need its own video because there's just so much.

  • @Ryan.Rivera
    @Ryan.Rivera 7 років тому

    Best look ahead video I've seen by far. Very well done! Subscribed

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      Thanks! I appreciate it :)

  • @sarjuskycommunication9855
    @sarjuskycommunication9855 7 років тому +3

    I don't able to solve f2l fastly

  • @CuboPhile
    @CuboPhile 7 років тому

    This is the best video I have found about advanced F2L!

  • @cubingwithayush3164
    @cubingwithayush3164 7 років тому +5

    I am not improving at all
    Ik full PLL
    I get a sub 20 in every 5 solves how to improve more.
    Pls reply

    • @iflexyt7700
      @iflexyt7700 7 років тому +1

      CUBING WITH AYUSH your colors are oriented wrong first of all 😂

    • @michaelfakename530
      @michaelfakename530 7 років тому

      Work on your first pair in inspection and in cross. Theres probably a long lag time in between your cross and your first pair

    • @ExperiMentalDon
      @ExperiMentalDon 7 років тому

      iFlex YT How are his colors oriented wrong? I'm assuming you're referring to his logo

    • @gurnihalsingh6252
      @gurnihalsingh6252 6 років тому

      Try do improve fingertricks and do slow solves ( which enable you to see other pairs)

  • @TheCDM1971
    @TheCDM1971 7 років тому

    Great tips! I've been at this for so long and haven't seen anything this specifically helpful before!

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +1

      How long have you been cubing for?

    • @TheCDM1971
      @TheCDM1971 7 років тому

      J Perm Too long to still be mystified by F2L! Lol! I've been competing since 2012. However, I started as a married, middle aged guy with a dog. Not practicing as much as someone without the distraction of a full time job.

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому +1

      F2L will always be the hardest part, sadly. It's a good thing though that you have your priorities and you're not addicted (i hope)

    • @TheCDM1971
      @TheCDM1971 7 років тому

      J Perm Your videos are all very helpful! I plan to spend some time trying to learn from them. No, not addicted. Family comes first, always. That pats likely why my progress is so slow. I'm still not sub-20. What's your story? How long have you been competing? Would you mind if I checked out your WCA page? I don't know who you are so would need a link.

  • @Ateikuu
    @Ateikuu 7 років тому

    This is the first video that I actually found helpful, good job

  • @010Adrian010
    @010Adrian010 7 років тому

    Woow! You are a pretty good teacher and the way you go through the process just makes it easier to understand. Probably the best videos on Look ahead and cross I have ever seen on youtube. Keep it up! ;)

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      Thanks so much :)

  • @Hallstrom007
    @Hallstrom007 7 років тому

    thank you!!!!! Been needing more look ahead f2l vids

  • @SuperDomKiki
    @SuperDomKiki 6 років тому

    Fantastic video, simple enough for the pleb to get your point and really helpful ! I have yet to break the 1-minute mark but this for sure will improve my miserable F2L's ^^

  • @HugaCuba
    @HugaCuba 7 років тому

    I think this is the most helpful video on F2L, thank you! :)

  • @ChrisChoi123
    @ChrisChoi123 7 років тому

    this channel deserves way more subs

  • @Entropy825
    @Entropy825 7 років тому

    Amazing video. I will definitely start incorporating these things immediately

  • @ugsdit5296
    @ugsdit5296 6 років тому

    a really weird thing that really sped up my solves in general was doing solves while planking, quite strange but it actually improved my tps quite a bit and i also dont think as long before doing things anymore

  • @calebjones3383
    @calebjones3383 7 років тому

    I love the tip where you say to look at the other side of the cube, its so much more informative than people just saying, don't look at the pair you're inserting. Great Top Tips. :-)

    • @JPerm
      @JPerm  7 років тому

      +Caleb Jones Thanks, and glad you found it extra useful :)

  • @gefen314
    @gefen314 7 років тому +2

    great video. it really helped me

  • @Askar1
    @Askar1 6 років тому

    Omg jperm I love you so much. I applied these tips and I almost got a pb on my first actual solve! Ty so much

  • @yellowengine6915
    @yellowengine6915 4 роки тому

    For some reason this tutorial surprisingly worked for me

  • @Itsundiscovered
    @Itsundiscovered 2 роки тому

    1. Plan first pair. Do it. It makes the solve so much smoother
    2. Be confident in the pair that you are solving, don't pause to look at it
    3. Develop muscle memory for each f2l pair you are going to solve
    4. Look for other pairs while solving the current pair, don't look at the pair you are solving
    5. Memorise how certain pieces end up when solving certain pairs.

  • @SupernovaC
    @SupernovaC 5 років тому

    I learn something new every time I watch this
    J Perm was magic from the start

  • @jaibautista6899
    @jaibautista6899 7 років тому

    4k+ Views, 200+ likes and 0 dislikes? Man your a good teacher. Subbed!

  • @MrThekyb
    @MrThekyb 7 років тому

    thanks. your instructions are so helpful even though I can't catch up well.

  • @micheledejana7849
    @micheledejana7849 4 роки тому +1

    Thank u. You really helped me. ❤️

  • @TheFredismShow
    @TheFredismShow 3 роки тому

    Now I understand better the concept of look ahead. It’s that you will know where other pieces will end up after you do your current move. And the reason why you can focus this way is that your current move has become all muscle memory.

  • @Akoustikus
    @Akoustikus 5 років тому

    I appreciate your CC shenanigans

  • @jessieromero2799
    @jessieromero2799 7 років тому

    Hey thanks this will help me a lot. I'm currently @25-30s istill dont use look ahead. Now i'm looking ahead for what i can improve! thanks..

  • @jaskaransingh6440
    @jaskaransingh6440 7 років тому

    awesome video you were clear and straight forward what you said

  • @creeksidecubing1009
    @creeksidecubing1009 7 років тому

    Great stuff! Your tips videos are always packed and well explained.