Thank you so much for this series btw, I’ve tried to look for videos on how to get faster but it’s hard to find any when you are sub 10, sub 10 is the main goal for a lot of cubers but there isn’t that many videos that go beyond that and it’s been making improving really hard, thank you
Your channel is an amazing gem, fortunately I found it in my feed today, and although I'm more of a sub 12 cuber, I'll save this video for when I'm ready for divine knowledge! Thanks
I feel like this is the first time I've really seen a clear explanation of how there are like different techniques at the top level of cubing that all more or less result in similar outstanding times, so it's good to know there isn't just one way to get to the top tier
Ah yes, the video that effects only a small percentage of speedcubers 😭 Regardless I hope this actually inspires more cubers to push for that barrier 🥳
Good point. Yes I'm only around 17-18 sec average at home when fully warmed up and have only ever been to 1 comp, but my 2 cents is that this video is inspiring if for no other reason than it shows there is more than one way to get the best times since Feliks uses seemingly different or focused techniques to achieve similar results
ah yes a sub 6 tutorial from a cuber who isnt sub 6 amazing. seriously though this is a great video i found helpful stuff in this video and im not even sub 10
8:58 erm, actually it's better here to do the free pair and cancel into R' Uw' R' Uw R' so you can do (y) R' U' Uw' R' Uw R which is 3 pairs in 6 moves☠ I agree with your point but the example is not that good
You know, whenever I see one of your comments on my videos, I'm just happy that my channel is so big that I alr have trolls in my comments. Edit: zoo wee mama
I mean it's true that most of the time he's a troll in comments, but this time he kinda makes a valid point If you don't even have a sub6 single I don't think it makes any sense to be talking abt this unless you have someone who is sub6 in the video Jperm made a video kinda like this and even though he's pretty fast he said smth abt lookkahead that was completely wrong and not at all how the top solvers do it
@EzraFish-speedcuber the difference between jperm and me is that jperm was talking about what he thought sub 6 solvers did. But I've done the legwork and gone through the trouble of analyzing a bunch of solves from various sub 6 cubers. I've also gotten advice from multiple really fast 3x3 solvers while making these videos.
Thank you so much for this series btw, I’ve tried to look for videos on how to get faster but it’s hard to find any when you are sub 10, sub 10 is the main goal for a lot of cubers but there isn’t that many videos that go beyond that and it’s been making improving really hard, thank you
Aren't you the 4.08 kid?
@@HrishuKakati-Speedcuberbrun
@zeroing000 I mean it is in your profile pic
I've had people call me the "10 move memoless guy" irl 💀💀🗿🗿🗿🗿
This is my exact problem lol
@@zeroing000i thought you were minitymon not the 408 kid
Your channel is an amazing gem, fortunately I found it in my feed today, and although I'm more of a sub 12 cuber, I'll save this video for when I'm ready for divine knowledge! Thanks
I feel like this is the first time I've really seen a clear explanation of how there are like different techniques at the top level of cubing that all more or less result in similar outstanding times, so it's good to know there isn't just one way to get to the top tier
5:44 instead of rotating there, you can do(LF’L’F)U’(L’U2L)
This sounds awesome, especially as im averaging 7.9-8.1. There is such a lack of videos like this past sub 10. Instant sub
bro thats impossible to get bro I avg 17 - 15
@@Stejin185 you avg 17-15 therefore it's impossible to get to 7.9-8.1 or are you just complimenting them
@@nivcubing im just saying something positive 😄
frr
Me watching this while averaging 35 seconds: ✍🤓
Same
Me averaging 6 but sub 6 seems cool😎
This is quality content , keep it up !
broo thank u for these series, i am sub 8.4 and been searching these kinds of vids for a year and these are helping me a lot
I literally just thought about this lol. Great video!!!
Finally the video has released! Can't wait for part 2
Your two most recent videos are so solid bro
THIS IS SO HYPE!
Awesome stuff here. I will be coming back for part 2.
Look forward to the completion of the series.
great stuff, youtube doesnt have enough of this kind of content
Very good video man, keep up the good work, we will be waiting for even more better content
my brother could you make a video about how to plan ur first pair pls? im strugling with it !
Sub 6 Square-1 next
Step 1: steal Max Siauw’s brain
step 2: steal dylan baumbachs turning
Step 3: steal jeff bezos's money
step 4: enjoy
Ah yes, the video that effects only a small percentage of speedcubers 😭
Regardless I hope this actually inspires more cubers to push for that barrier 🥳
Good point. Yes I'm only around 17-18 sec average at home when fully warmed up and have only ever been to 1 comp, but my 2 cents is that this video is inspiring if for no other reason than it shows there is more than one way to get the best times since Feliks uses seemingly different or focused techniques to achieve similar results
Nice video🎉 keep this up
Hype, can you make sub 5 with on 5x5 with ZZ
@@happymario3223 step 1: quit
@happymario3223 just kidding, keep practicing 5x5, but it's not good to do zz on big cubes
ah yes a sub 6 tutorial from a cuber who isnt sub 6 amazing. seriously though this is a great video i found helpful stuff in this video and im not even sub 10
Im doing loads of square1 solves, hoping to get Sub 10 🎉
Good, I would say that setting up your squan well would also help a lot. Making it maglev and such.
W video
ive been stuck at sub 8 for a while i hope this helps
I average 45 seconds and dont do cubing anymore why am I watching this
8:58 erm, actually it's better here to do the free pair and cancel into R' Uw' R' Uw R'
so you can do (y) R' U' Uw' R' Uw R which is 3 pairs in 6 moves☠
I agree with your point but the example is not that good
🤓 erm aktually that is what feliks did and feliks is always right
@@notmecubes appeal to authority❤
Cool
0:15 say what?
Brain damage
Analyse zz user pls
if any even exist
im probably the only one who would benefit from this lol
None exist to my knowledge 💀💀💀💀💀
@@notmecubes well gosh darnit
stop biting your nails😂
"How to be sub 6 on 3x3" made by a person who doesn't even have a sub 8 average and doesn't even have sub 6 single.
You know, whenever I see one of your comments on my videos, I'm just happy that my channel is so big that I alr have trolls in my comments.
Edit: zoo wee mama
I mean it's true that most of the time he's a troll in comments, but this time he kinda makes a valid point
If you don't even have a sub6 single I don't think it makes any sense to be talking abt this unless you have someone who is sub6 in the video
Jperm made a video kinda like this and even though he's pretty fast he said smth abt lookkahead that was completely wrong and not at all how the top solvers do it
@EzraFish-speedcuber the difference between jperm and me is that jperm was talking about what he thought sub 6 solvers did. But I've done the legwork and gone through the trouble of analyzing a bunch of solves from various sub 6 cubers. I've also gotten advice from multiple really fast 3x3 solvers while making these videos.
@@notmecubes ok cool, I was just trying to make sure smth like that wasn't happening
We need crazybadcuber back
Are you even sub 6 yourself