Thanks for watching! Learning OLL is an important step in becoming an advanced speedcuber, but it can be difficult, so if you are still struggling, Ive got a ton of information down below that might be able to help you. If you still have questions, leave a comment down below and Ill try to answer it! \r
Also, hopefully the music wasnt distring, I tried to keep it somewhat quiet. \r
Tips/Information for beginners: \r
1. Dont know what OLL is? Check out these videos: \r
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2. Dont know rubiks cube notation? Check out this website: \r
3. Brackets are used in algorithms to signal that a section can be fingertricked regripless, but they dont change the ual algorithm. If they confuse you, just pretend they dont exist and youll be fine.\r
4. OLL isnt easy to learn. It may take a few months, but after you do it youll be glad. Also, there are plenty of people out there who are willing to help you if youre having a hard time learning these, including me, so drop a comment down below and Ill try to answer it. I do get quite a lot of comments however, so it may work better to comment on my newest video and just ask a question about this video. I usually notice those comments faster. \r
5. Youre not going to be able to do them fast at first. When I started out, my OLL fingertricks were terrible, but over time theyve gotten much better. Just price a lot and be patient. Heres an example of an old OLL execution of mine: and as you can see, they werent always very good at all. \r
6. There are certain fingertricks that are more advanced and will take a while to get good at, such as the D push on OLL 23. They might take a while to get good at, so also be patient with that. \r
My PLL Algorithms: \r
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Killabyte - Our Story [NCS Release]\r
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Killabyte\r
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Jim Yosef - Canary [NCS Release]\r
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Jim Yosef\r
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