F2L Example Solves for Beginners | CFOP

In this video I walk you through several F2L examples using the beginner's method I taught in my F2L Tutorial for Beginners video. I recommend watching that video (link below) first to familiarize yourself with concepts I mention in this video.
F2L Tutorial for Beginners: • F2L For Beginners | Ea...
Intro to CFOP For Beginners: • The Fastest SpeedCubin...
F2L (First Two Layers) is the second stage of CFOP, where you solve the first two layers of the cube at the same time. It's one of the fastest and most popular Rubik's Cube speedcubing methods.
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0:00 Intro
0:30 Solve 1
3:11 Solve 2
6:32 Solve 3
9:06 Outro
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[@ateefrehan6133]

Waiting for the advanced F2L 📈

[@ambuyat69]

you're the one who teaches me how to solve with F2L back in the years, thanks to you I always win speedcubing amongst my friends back in high school haha, now that I'm older I'm not as fast as I used to be

[@friendofphi]

It would be cool to see your actual solve so so we can see your finger tricks and hand repositions and such. I guess ideally slowed down someohow.

[@mikayonimia]

Great. Thanks a lot

[@y3vaas]

bro this is so good

[@deathrow0888]

Coming just from your beginners F2L tutorial, I've already found myself skipping ahead a little bit and solving these examples on my own!

[@aronrejto-pm7hd]

You deserve 100k subscribers!!! Only 700 more to go!

[@ParadoxCubing]

I’m so excited 😁

[@4jspa286]

No way he's back

[@Kyota1_1]

Thankyou

[@Moeroe97]

I just came from the beginner F2L video and this one is such a big help! I can now almost do this from memory after 1 hour! Your explanations are amazing thanks

[@Upperdeckymonkey]

Great video, an advanced F2L would be nice as well

[@jishnuuu444]

Hello sir, Iam your new student! 😀hope i will also become a speed cuber🤓😇🙏

[@ateefrehan6133]

Beginner oll when :)

[@jyotijaiswal7216]

You are a better teacher to teach rubik's cube in a systematic manner.

[@farzadkhan3813]

Bro please make an advanced f2l video

[@Ceviaition]

hgow to get the trainings cbe

[@lost.melophile.404._]

❤️❤️

[@a5hariblostmi425]

How to find these scrambles?

[@imranalmarzooqi7488]

Where can I find those training cubes? or you made it yourself by combining cubes pieces manually?

[@ParadoxCubing]

I made them by combining pieces from a stickerless and a black cube.

[@yoocuber6622]

Hi bro your video helped so much ,can you do beginner PLL please

[@benny4802]

This is beginner

[@captainedits123]

How long did it take you to memorise all f2l algorithms because it takes me 3 hours to learn 1 f2l cases?

[@ParadoxCubing]

I always recommend learning intuitively first so you can do every case yourself in your own way. Then, for the cases you’re inefficient at, learn algorithms one by one. Everyone learns at different speeds so take your time and have fun!

[@latachavan2658]

Please upload for advance f2l...I take average 50 sec and I want to improve....I use advance f2l n 2 look oll n pll

[@ParadoxCubing]

I plan on making one soon! Until then, check out this video where I do sub-14 solves and show you advanced F2L tricks: ua-cam.com/video/I59fwZzFSP0/v-deo.html

[@wintersummers3085]

Damn, I almost wish I didn't know F2L because using black pieces is a neat way to focus in on F2L and teach it.

[@cubenoob5333]

first

[@aldcubing9066]

Oh bummer, I thought this was gonna be advanced well, hoping to see an advanced tutorial as well, without the fundamental tricks like the first one which was an F inverse sexy F’…

[@joshuagardner894]

Videos are a bit out of order, at least for the first 6 videos:
The Fastest SpeedCubing Method: Intro to CFOP for Beginners
* CFOP: Intermediate Cross Tutorial
F2L For Beginners | Easy CFOP Tutorial
* F2L Example Solves for Beginners
2-Look OLL Tutorial
2-Look PLL Tutorial
Havent gone thru the entire playlist, but I think you could skip the intermediate cross tutorial IF you are really familiar with the cube and can do the cross intuitively (if you've done enough solves with the beginner method, to the point of doing sub three minute solves regularly), and could probably skip F2L Example solves for beginners if again, you have a firm grasp of the beginner method and understand each algorithm's use cases. Four videos, about 45 minutes in total length and you've got a firm foundation for CFOP basic solves. This will alone will get your solves down to sub 1 minute times.

[@benny4802]

This is to hard!!!!! 2:57

[@zahak353]

You look an Indian or pakistani

[@ilovepenguinmore7699]

This makes absolutely no sense if you only know the daisy method and your and your trying to learn this at home with your own cube 👎🏻

[@therealglassofwater]

doing the daisy is the basics, if u wanna do speedcubing u need to go straight to making the cross (it saves more time actually)