3x3 Blindfolded: How to be Sub 1 Minute (3BLD)

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  • Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
  • Averaging under a minute on 3x3 blindfolded is difficult, but very doable if you know how. In this video, I go over some of the most important things to know to break the sub 1 barrier. Keep in mind this is more of an overview of what you should learn, not a tutorial - teaching each topic I mention would make this video like an hour long haha.
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    0:00 Method
    1:01 Memorization
    2:50 Execution
    3:31 Techniques
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 93

  • @josiejorubric4958
    @josiejorubric4958 Рік тому +95

    I went from averaging 19 minutes to 11 seconds with this, thank you Java cuber!

  • @ryaneckersley2037
    @ryaneckersley2037 Рік тому +25

    i'm gonna watch this video on 2x speed so i can average sub 30 thank you java cuber

  • @CubingTube
    @CubingTube Рік тому +1

    Thank you! I needed this! 😊

  • @BalthazarMaignan
    @BalthazarMaignan Рік тому +7

    Happy I found this, gonna work on my blind solving ^^

  • @kiwicuber
    @kiwicuber Рік тому +1

    Great video, I need this so bad

  • @julesgraham
    @julesgraham Рік тому

    thank you for this!

  • @gtcubes
    @gtcubes Рік тому +2

    I can't even solve a cube blindfolded but I'm supportive. Also well-made video even though I have no idea what the actual heck you're talking about.

  • @cookierobber
    @cookierobber Рік тому +12

    Nice vid! I'd add that *learning* your letter pairs is important, rather than just making a list - making it can be very useful for improving your pairs (particularly weeding out bad ones) but it won't do much unless you actually put in the work to learn it. Also for twists/flips, I don't think dedicated algs are particularly necessary if you use orozco, since shooting to 2 sides of the piece will be a similar speed as an intuitive setup to a 2flip (in both the cases that you showed, I think the Orozco solutions are actually *faster* haha)

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому +2

      I think I said that making your own sheet would help you be familiar with your letter pairs but I should have made it more clear that you should actually LEARN them yeah
      yeah I should have showed better examples for the 2 twist/flip lol. Or at least set up the UF-BR 2 flip to UF-UR using an R'. I just wanted to make it as simple as possible but it's probably slower in those two cases

    • @cookierobber
      @cookierobber Рік тому

      @@JavaCuber I mean you could have chosen better examples yeah, but I think the overall point is just that it doesn't matter much if you use Oz. Edge flips are gonna be 2 comms either way, and it's not like the Oz algs are particularly long to begin with - so if your setup is unergonomic or adds moves at all, it's gonna be a very marginal time save (if it's even one at all). For corners, D face twists are only 1 or 2 moves longer than twist comms so those barely save time either. For U face twists I'd say the good algs *are* worth it at this level, if only because they work exactly the same way as the normal UFR-UBR 2twist

    • @UNKNOWN95669
      @UNKNOWN95669 Рік тому

      Hi @@JavaCuber please make video on how to be sub 50 on 3bld

  • @curiousNic
    @curiousNic Рік тому +2

    I just started learning 3BLD and hope to get to sub 1 Minute someday.

  • @OLDISGOLDKKAMMMAL
    @OLDISGOLDKKAMMMAL 11 місяців тому +3

    Bro i just avarage like 1:50 but ... When i seepdup to get corners and edges memo straight to solving then i get 90% dnfs .. 😢 give me some tips please 🎉

  • @cariyaputta
    @cariyaputta 5 місяців тому

    Didn't know colpi before, thanks.

  • @Sleia
    @Sleia Рік тому

    YAY Actually helpful :))) 🎉

  • @swiftcubing
    @swiftcubing Рік тому +4

    nice vid!

    • @cfoples
      @cfoples Рік тому

      cheggniks cheggniks cheggniks

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому

      cheggins!!!!

    • @cfoples
      @cfoples Рік тому

      @@JavaCuber my bubong idol fr

  • @OxzowachiAlt
    @OxzowachiAlt Рік тому +1

    JERM AMAZING VIDEO AS ALWAYS

    • @PigThugs
      @PigThugs 9 місяців тому

      This is not jperm

    • @vuovdiii
      @vuovdiii 15 днів тому

      @@PigThugs its jeremy

    • @PigThugs
      @PigThugs 15 днів тому

      @@vuovdiii ohh i see, my bad

  • @smirkycubes3369
    @smirkycubes3369 Рік тому

    How do you memorize your letter pair sheet?

  • @MaxJensenSUBSRIBE
    @MaxJensenSUBSRIBE Рік тому +1

    thank you so much this is super helpful!

  • @aihay8533
    @aihay8533 Рік тому +3

    finally someone who uses the same lettering scheme 1:11

  • @ThatCubeKidd
    @ThatCubeKidd 3 місяці тому

    hello java cuber i'll watch this when daylight savings ends so i can average negative 59 minutes thank you

  • @omsgaming9410
    @omsgaming9410 Рік тому +4

    Hi java!
    Ive recently got back into 3Bld.
    So can you tell me how to improve my memo bcuz im bad at it.
    Also ive been watching you since 2022.
    Love your content❤❤

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому +1

      i'd recommend creating a letter pair sheet so you don't have to think about coming up with words

  • @kama2106
    @kama2106 Рік тому +1

    What about Turbo edges, OP UFR corners? (And ECCE)

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому +1

      there are other methods, but the ones in the video are by far the most popular. ECCE is considered to be worse than CEEC since you want to do as much short term audio as you can, and edges are longer than corners. Also, I think dealing with parity is a bit worse with ECCE.

  • @alitteralnoob3404
    @alitteralnoob3404 Рік тому +1

    0:53 is dat the davinci resolve camera shake transition or am i dum lol
    still tryna learn blindfolded wit OP, how consistent should my solves be to then learn M2 for edges? i still kinda suck at bld since i started a few days ago but just asking to look ahead
    get it? look ahead? 😂 im so funny....

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому +1

      yes it is that transition :)
      I'd learn M2 as soon as you get a few successes with OP, it's not much harder and it saves a ton of time

    • @alitteralnoob3404
      @alitteralnoob3404 Рік тому

      @@JavaCuber tysm xd

  • @megaigor2000
    @megaigor2000 2 місяці тому

    Could you please give suggestions how to set up the tenyun m v1 specially for blind cubing? (lube and tensions) I see, that a lot of people recommend it. i am having one, but i never managed to set it up properly. i allways encounter wired lockups, but i want to give it another chance. I would be very apreciative for any advice.

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  2 місяці тому

      overlube with lunar and 50k

    • @megaigor2000
      @megaigor2000 Місяць тому

      @@JavaCuber Thanks! - i also tried gravitas, and fz calm. its also quite satisfying. do you keep the tension rather loose or tight?

  • @rk31
    @rk31 Рік тому +1

    Yo I use the same letter scheme as you

  • @Gnnnnnbnnn
    @Gnnnnnbnnn 2 місяці тому

    bro, how do you know if there will be parity while during corner memorization?

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  2 місяці тому +1

      an odd number of corner targets is parity

    • @Gnnnnnbnnn
      @Gnnnnnbnnn 2 місяці тому

      @@JavaCuber oh got it, that's very useful and i want to change method from OP to 3 style(for corner) but I don't know where to start. I already understand how 3 style method works but I don't know how to memorize the algorithm. where do I start?

  • @daferade
    @daferade Рік тому +1

    Hey can you make a video on how to setup a tengyun for BLD?

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому +2

      perhaps

    • @daferade
      @daferade Рік тому +1

      @@JavaCuber I can survive with a perhaps, thank you. Also i would love to know how do you program cubing stuff like your trainers c:

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому +2

      I only know java so I just make stuff in an IDE lol. It's not user-friendly at all since I don't know how to make stuff look nice in websites or whatnot

    • @daferade
      @daferade Рік тому

      @@JavaCuber you dont need it to be user friendly, blind solvers are tryhard people. we only need the goodies

  • @rodrigoqteixeira
    @rodrigoqteixeira 4 місяці тому

    Ok, I'll use the nod-don, if you tell me how da heck am I supposed to do that with the sleeping mask that I use, like I feel it in my eyes

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  4 місяці тому

      you need a blindfold with an adjustable strap so it's not being pressed against your face too hard

  • @Hardhik-Cuber
    @Hardhik-Cuber Рік тому +2

    1:38 what was that resource?

  • @SDE_speedcuber
    @SDE_speedcuber Рік тому +1

    Thanks I'm now sub 2 minutes

  • @smirkycubes3369
    @smirkycubes3369 Рік тому +2

    1:40 What's the website here?

  • @tomb2577
    @tomb2577 Рік тому +2

    can you put your letter pair sheet in the bio

    • @jeronimoandresaguirrecardo3985
      @jeronimoandresaguirrecardo3985 Рік тому +2

      You would find that making your own pairs in the 70% of the cases will be better, focusing on things that are very familiar to you

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому

      @@jeronimoandresaguirrecardo3985 agreed, my LP sheet isn't that good anyways since there's a weird mix of nouns and verbs

    • @MicherGD
      @MicherGD Рік тому

      @@JavaCuber where did you make your sheet? CoLPI doesn't allow to write words and it's pretty annoying, it only lets you save words that are useful

  • @JrTpermwithtwochihuahua
    @JrTpermwithtwochihuahua Рік тому

    what about Eik

  • @smirkycubes3369
    @smirkycubes3369 Рік тому +1

    How do you know when you've memoed all the edges and corners without missing any

    • @smirkycubes3369
      @smirkycubes3369 Рік тому

      Also great video!

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому +3

      You can start by putting your fingers on pieces you’ve already memorized, but eventually you’ll get an intuition for when you’re done

    • @smirkycubes3369
      @smirkycubes3369 Рік тому

      @@JavaCuber Ty!

    • @smirkycubes3369
      @smirkycubes3369 Рік тому

      @@JavaCuber Do you mean putting your fingers on pieces as you memorize or after you memorize to check?

    • @JavaCuber
      @JavaCuber  Рік тому

      @@smirkycubes3369 as you memorize

  • @anthonycubechester8961
    @anthonycubechester8961 Рік тому +3

    I average 1 minute using 3-style which means I am slow but in my defence, I am old (45)

    • @reecypeecy9909
      @reecypeecy9909 17 днів тому

      I average 1:20 with 3 style edges and orozco corners and I’m 18 😭

  • @yourface4896
    @yourface4896 5 місяців тому

    It’s looks cool lmaof

  • @RyanPilat
    @RyanPilat Рік тому +2

    3x3 Blindfolded: How to be Sub 20 (3BLD) when

  • @abrahamjh5742
    @abrahamjh5742 4 місяці тому

    I think another thing to add could be finger tricks, but again, it’s not really that necessary

  • @marcelborkowski4192
    @marcelborkowski4192 6 місяців тому +1

    Sadly colpi is now down
    Edit: its back

  • @cubed7063
    @cubed7063 Рік тому

    Wsp😊

  • @ChingChongCuber
    @ChingChongCuber Рік тому

    I Asian too