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Home›How To›5 Ways to Become a Rubik’s Cube Speed Solver

5 Ways to Become a Rubik’s Cube Speed Solver

By Matthew Lynch
February 23, 2024
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The Rubik’s Cube, invented in 1974 by Hungarian architect Ernő Rubik, has captivated the world for nearly five decades. This puzzling toy has grown into a global phenomenon, with competitions and speed-solving events taking place around the world. To become a Rubik’s Cube speed solver, it takes dedication, practice, and application of various techniques. Here are five ways to help you on your journey to becoming a Rubik’s Cube speed solver.

1. Learn and Master Basic Techniques

Before becoming a speed solver, it’s essential to understand the basic techniques for solving the Rubik’s Cube. Several algorithms can help you solve the cube systematically. Popular methods include the Layer-By-Layer method or the Fridrich method (also known as CFOP). Take time to study these techniques and practice applying them consistently. Once you have a solid foundation in the basic methods, you can begin exploring more advanced techniques.

2. Practice Finger Tricks and Muscle Memory

Speed solving relies heavily on finger dexterity and muscle memory. Rather than slowly turning each side of the cube with your whole hand, learn finger tricks that enable you to make fast moves using just one or two fingers. As you continually practice these tricks, your muscle memory will develop, allowing you to execute algorithms faster and more efficiently. Training your fingers and muscles is essential for improving your solving time.

3. Invest in Quality Cubes and Lubrication

A quality speed cube is essential for any aspiring speed solver. These cubes are designed with optimal movement and corner-cutting abilities to enable faster turning without lock-ups or jams. Additionally, lubricating your cube with proper silicone-based lubricants can significantly enhance its smoothness during rotations. Investing in a good cube and maintaining it will help immensely as you practice and improve.

4. Analyze Your Solving Process

To become a speed solver, you need to reflect on your strengths and weaknesses continuously. Analyze your solving process to identify areas that require improvement or can be optimized for efficiency. Break down your solution into various stages and work on enhancing each step individually. You can even watch videos of top solvers to learn from their techniques and strategies.

5. Participate in Competitions and Community Events

Joining the Rubik’s Cube community is an excellent way to stay motivated and dedicated. Participate in local competitions or join online forums to meet other cubers who share your passion for speed-solving. These events provide valuable experience, allow you to learn from others, and can inspire you to reach higher levels of solving proficiency.

Conclusion

Becoming a Rubik’s Cube speed solver requires dedication, practice, and continuous improvement. Master the basic techniques, develop finger dexterity, invest in quality equipment, analyze your progress, and engage with fellow enthusiasts. With perseverance and determination, you can achieve the goal of becoming a skilled Rubik’s Cube speed solver.

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