LEARNING HOW TO SOLVE A 3X3 BLINDFOLDED
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Hot Dog yh it is
Hot Dog it’s the type of thing to do for a milestone or something like hitting 20k. But this every month. I think he is doing it for subs
I recently learned how to do blind, and I have a really nice tip that will help.
Since you're starting out, then it may be really difficult to get the edges and and corners memorized correctly, even if you write it down. So what you can do is actually do the edges and the corners seperately. So basically you're doing a 2 look solve by first memorizing the edges, solving them, and then memorizing the corners and then solving them. This makes it a lot easier and is a great progression to a full bld solve. You can write the memo in the beginning, and as you practice, try to start memorizing without writing it down. This helped me, and it will probably help you too!!
Please like so that CE sees this.
Edit - typo
Yea when i started I definitely did that.
I still am confused about cycles and flipped pieces
Hey this actually helps, thanks
You can also use cube explorer to generate solved edges/corner scrambles
@@PanMastera little late, but here’s a tip. If you’re memorizing standard (white top green front) then you can memorize what letter the white or yellow corner is on, then what letter it should go to. Create a letter pair out of those and execute them.
Kevin, I caught a tiny and common, but very important mistake when you write the sequence.
When you write down the sequence, you should never write down the buffer (B for edges and E for corners). Since you wrote at the begining of each sequence the buffer, you would get 1 extra letter on each. So you will think there is parity when there is no parity, and also the other way around.
Like for your edges the 1st try, you wrote "B"OPDISTQU. And you probably thought there was parity but ther actually wasn't.
Good luck on your Blindfolded journey :)
BTW: If you read this like the vid and sub :D
I'm learning blind rn so thank you! I always right down the buffer when practicing
Im glad I was of help :)
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I used to think of that also. Jperm helped me lol
Cubing Encoded:”Why I’ll never learn blind”
Also Cubing Encoded:”Learning blind ep.1”
*Ironic*
Yeah
He’s a bit of a click baiter
Plot twist : Kevin lee is training for agt after Flavian impressed him
Lol😂
Lol
might be lol
Kevin: uses force cube to letter pieces.
Someone: mixes it up
How are you gonna solve it
Cfop letter style
Use the OP/OP and just solve it normally
@@amethyst8399 what if you still dont know the letter scheme doe
Using the letters as the pieces lol
just use cfop and use the letters as color references
I have a game:
Take a shot every time he mispronounces 'Pochmann'
Jk well done for trying! I started learning about a month ago, and I can do it about half the time. A tip is memorize corners as words and edges as sounds (if that makes sense). Then execute edges before corners
here's a good tip
try it on a 2x2
it will DEFINITELY give you a feeling on what blindfolded solving is
Thanks mate..
Ikr Old Pocchenn lol
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That's a good tip (I do it myself) but as for someone who isn't familiar with the lettering scheme yet (and also hasn't even properly "memorised" the cube yet), it would probably hinder his progress. I think he should first be able to perform execution perfectly every time before he starts making advances in his memo, but this is a good thing to do even if someone doesn't take 3bld seriously. :)
When I was learning I often tried just doing the edges and just doing the corners so that there was less to remember, then when I got the hang of it I tried the whole cube. Good luck :D
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omg ur eyes
fr he was so focused
Cubing encoded in one of his past videos
Why I’ll never learn how to solve the 3x3 blindfolded
Now: draws uno reverse card
Yeah
yeah
Now still has not posted episode 2
CE: *learning to solve blindfolded*
Me: Excuse me sir you have violated the law
I would say the biggest thing that helped me in bld is to take it in small steps. Once I could do it from the paper, I used the 3x3 edges only and corners only scrambles on csTimer with 2-phase timing. I found it easier to only memorise half as much info for starters.
Tbh this inspires me so much because I’ve always been hesitant to learn 3blind the same way Kevin has been and now he’s finally doing it, and who knows I might even start doing blind
we did it boys, Kevin is finally learning blindfold.
we are all proud of you Kevin!
Null playz yessss
oh no
my goal was to learn bld before he did
i lost
@@atc5412 you still have a chance just grind
@@nullplayz2803 Ok i will, i have already learnt memo and algs, i just need to try solving
yes indeed!
It’s so fun cubing encoded learning new cubes!! Please learn how to solve the square-1!
start memorizing only edges and solve only the edges. after some practice with that, do the same with corners. after aa few days of practice your memorizing capability should increase . at that point go for memorizing tghe whole cube ( btw do this all without writing it down in a book) this method did help me a lot when i had first started. it just comes by practice honestly.
Yeah obsessed is a strong word its the right word
Imagine leaving your cube at home and going out for the whole day its a nightmare
I had to do that for 2 weeks
Imagine doing it blindfolded and then realising you messed up everything
Glad you made this! I hope it can get more people into blindfolded solving and make it seem less "impossible".
While learning blind what really helped me was visualising the pieces that I was swapping in my head
CE: Whats the point of Blind?
CE Now: AYE BLIND LETS LEARN!
Clumsy Cuber lol I’m looking forward to when you learn blind
Imagine to spend 100$ in scs that would be mind blowing ,
A lot of times are 200, 300 usd
Yes until you hit the GAN section
I'll buy a gan if I win
@@POZRofficial deal
You can spend $100 on a cosmic black xs with pvc coating
I am also learning blinfolded for now after 6 years of cubing! Was about to give up but then I saw ur vid which gave me more motivation to continue for BLD. Thanks encoded luv ur vid!
I started out with doing just edges or just corner scrambles first and worked my way up to a whole cube. Then I just did a ton of scrambles and solves until I could get a couple successes.
I got a tip for corners you just draw some imaginary line on the cubes wherever the pieces moves to
Start from the buffer
Its is a lot easier than lettering every stickers of corners and edges
They really get confused after some time
Me: hey what is the word you like to use the most.
Kevin(CubingEncoded): shall we.
Good luck Kevin! I'd love to see other events as well ;)
I learned bld from 2 by 2 corners to 3 by 3. I think 2 by 2 is hard enough to spend over a day to practice. You really did a nice job. Even I have practiced bld for several days and solved without blind , I always made mistakes ... poor me haha
You and z3 uploaded at the same time
Yesterday he and cubistic uploaded at same time
I just learned 2x2 blind... this taught me how to do the corners... will practice a bit more before I try edges on the 3x3 and I need to work out what to do about parity.
Cubing encoded: Upload a 8 minute video
Me: Science said it couldn't be done
I do bld (I use full 3 style )
and the way I learned it the first time was by watching j perm and learn the execution (without any letters lol) so after I had like %100 confidence on execution (that took 1 year because I was so lazy to put letters lol)I startes putting letters and stuff and wrote that on a paper like you and trying to solve it under the table and after I started to get a lot of successes I tried some full bld solves and they took so long but I had good results
So yeah I kept practicing till I got comfortable with the method and continued my journey like that.
Hope you dont be lazy like me lol
Btw gr8 videos :D
I started with 2x2 blind just to start of easy with only corners and less to memorise! And after a couple of days I moved on to 3x3! And now a couple of months later I moved on to M2 method for the edges instead.👍 Good luck, Hope you get a successful solve soon!
I started blind about 3 months ago. I started with 2x2 and once I got that down I moved on to 3x3. after about a week of 3 bld I started M2 and got my first successful blind solve without writing down the sequence about a week after learning M2. Now I can solve blind pretty consistently and it takes me about 7 min to memo and 2 min to solve.
So satisfying the first time you do a 3bld
It took me brute force and a LOT of attempts to get my first bld success. It's a huge time commitment, but you'll get it eventually.
Tip
Don't memorize the algorithms for set up move , try to find them yourself
It will then come to you after some practice
And fact
Set up moves for every corner takes at most 2 moves , not more than that
Amazing content🔥🔥🔥🔥
Lets get this man to 100k!!
I’ve recently found your channel and you are very fun to watch
You've got this bro! Honestly, just keep doing what you are doing and you'll get there. Make sure you know how to start new cycles! That may be where you are messing up!
I think that you should try to solve each piece as you see it. so don't memorise or write down letters, just get the method down first. after that, start trying to memorise only the edges and then execute them without looking, then do the same for the corners. once you have that, i recommend starting to do the whole cube blind. for this step you should probably watch jperm's vid on how to get faster at blind because he outlines some major strategies that really help. for example, memorise corners with images and then edges with audio and then solve edges then solve corners. he goes more in depth into this in the video. Good Luck!! blind is a really fun event when you get the hang out it :)
AYEE! You included the APES your-world project picture, that's dope!
I am also practicing bld, for I have not solved my first bld cube yet. However, I discovered an faster and easier method for solving edges rather than the old pochman method called M2. Instead of set up moves and a T perm in the old pochman method, the M2 method uses set up moves and M2 + 2 special cases to solve edges. The best part? Both methods are very similar, so you only have to understand a few things that are different from the Old Pochman method. I recommend it!
This is the content I subscribed for it's much better that 3 minute reaction videos
I’m not a pro bld solver, I’ve only done it 3 times. But I recommend that you keep practicing writing down letters until you are confident that you can always come up with the solution. You can practice the memorization later.
8:01 Update: 3 YEARS LATER and there's still no episode 2.
It must be tough learning to solve a 3x3 blindfolded. I can tell.
i like seeing people like u try something new congrats
I always put off bld because I knew that some people like you don’t even know bld but now you’re learning and I have no excuse! So I’m going to learn with you :)
That is a cool idea to make a series like this
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For solving blind, I got acquainted with OP just piece by piece while looking, the moved onto memorization, as I found memo hard while not used to the solving method
I recommend recognizing corner letter pairs as pictures (Ex: MN as MaN, AC as Air Conditioning (As you said) and then recognize edge lettter pairs as sounds (Ex: ZM as ZoooooooM, RE as REeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee). Then for execution, you do Memo Corners > Memo Edges > Solve Edges > Solve Corners. I learned this from J Perm's 3BLD tips & tricks.
I am also learning how to solve it blindfolded but I started with the 2x2 blindfolded which makes the concept a whole lot easier
If your having trouble with a 3x3 I would recommend to start with a 2x2 blindfolded. Even though it is only just doing the corners it is definitely a good place to begin with.
As a person who knows3BLD and BigBLD too, I would not recommend learning 2BLD first. The fundamentals are different and the memo size is small which WILL make it harder to get used to 20 letter 3BLD memo.
Looking forward to this series, my first success was like 21 minutes, but you will probably be able to beat that
The mad lad did it! He's learning 3BLD! One tip I'd give you is to write down the Speffz letter scheme on a normal cube instead of a force cube. Because letter-color(piece) association is something you need to get used to. If you keep seeing the same letters on a same color, you'll soon be able to just look at the color and know what the letter is. Sorry you wasted your green force cube.
I started with op but swiched to m2 within a week. I didnt see the point if i was just gonna switch eventually anyway. Besides its easier and faster. Keep it up.
How I learned to do 3bld is that I would just try to do 2 pieces at a time, then 3, then 4 and do it a couple times per number of edges. Then I started learning how to do full edge only solves. Once I got consistent with doing edges I started practicing corners, again 1 piece, then 2, then 3, then 4, then full corner only solves. Then I learned how to deal with parity. Once I was confident with all of that separately I went on ahead and put them together. It took me about a month to 2 months to get my first success. But that’s only because I wasn’t very serious about it. The most important thing is perseverance. You will fail a LOT before you get a success. Sometimes you’re so close, like an edge flip or a corner twist. Or even just forgetting the last target. I hope this helps and I hope you come to enjoy the event like I have. Good luck!
P.s. I’m learning 3-style at the moment so hey, I guess we’re both on a journey to get better at blind.
I took a scramble that didn't have parity, wrote that down, including the letter pairs and practiced that same scramble many times until I had the execution down.
Now Kevin understands why Flavian was "SPAMMING T PERMS"
Lol
but it was actually fake
Literally binged 20 of your videos after finding you yesterday
It might be helpful to learn how to solve a 2x2 blindfolded first because it is the exact same process as the 3x3 corners. This way you just have to add the extra edges at the beginning, and add parity if needed, then just memorize 2x2 BLD
I would suggest starting with trying to memo like 3 edges then solve them then corners and then do thT for a while because you have to learn how to do letter pairs without looking at a letter cube
Can't wait for part 2 🔥😂
I am eagerly waiting for the part 2
I literally made a petition for ce to learn bld and this happened!
I started learning blindfolded two weeks ago but then I stopped due to exams and I can remember I was also trying to execute without looking at the cube but keeping letters and parity alg in front
Use graycuber’s 2x2 blindfolded tutorial. It will help a lot with the corners. Another great tutorial you can use is Jack Cai’s 3x3 bld tutorial.
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Oh man I love learning Ol' Pojioun method
That looks far harder than initially learning F2L - and that was a PITA! :)
If you want a tip what i did was start with doing just a 2x2 blindfolded and getting good at that (btw jperm has a 2x2 blindfolded tutorial)
CE: I think we got some really good progress today
progress:
Before when I learned blindfolded I messed up every single time and that's when I realized I was doing the wrong set up moves. You can only do a limited amount of setup moves. some setup moves change the way the corners will be... after solving the edges
This is one of my favorite videos
Same here. Still learning the BLD and from J Perm. Goodluck to us.👍
I learned to solve a 2x2 blindfolded to understand the concepts and it left a much clearer path to a 3x3 blindfolded
I don't know how to solve a rubik's cube blindfolded yet, but I am working on it and one thing I did was practice only the edges until I got that, then I moved on and did only the corners.
Finally some effort in videos
what i did for learning bld was easy....
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PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE.......
PRACTICE makes perfect.....
gud luck kevin
i hope u r successful in learning bld
I learned 2 bld before moving on, I found it a nice stepping stone
keep it up, Kevin!
you can do it!
Bro , I have a tip, first try the corners then the edges, beacause it’s easier, when you get the hang of it you can do them both
I dont know much but a mistake i made was i would reach the buffer and pick an unsolved piece, but at the end of the cycle i wouldnt memorize the piece i started the cycle on. Just dont ever memorize the buffer piece and end cycles on the same piece you started on.
I would say that its a good idea to first learn 2x2 blindfolded since its less to memorize and just corners to execute
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I started to learn blind, I even labelled all the stickers on my spare cube as the corresponding letters to help me but I stopped as it was all too much for not even knowing full pll me
This is such a great video!
Just keep trying and its ok to rewatch the tutotial a few times
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Fank u very much for this vid! It kinda inspired me learning bld too...
This video is so well edited
This was the best vid on you cubers edit:speedcubers
Good luck learning!!
Heres a tip-try doing just corners and just edges, doing it all right away is really tricky. Also, make sure not to include the buffer in your memo, I noticed you said B for edges and that is the buffer.
I first learned how to solve a 2x2 bld to get the hang of it. When learning how to solve 3bld I did a lot of only edges solves
Good job man you are a cool guy!
I never thought this would happen