Face names are very simple to understand and they let you know which face to turn while reading cube notation Now if you hold your cube strait in front of your face the face of the cube directly in ID: 866526
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1 Ryans Guide to Solving the 2x2 By Ryan
Ryans Guide to Solving the 2x2 By Ryan Goessl Before you start learning to solve, there are a few things you should have, and a few things you should know: · First of all, youll need a 2x2 Rubiks cube, which you obviously have or you wouldnt be reading this. · Its strongly advised (but not necessary) t
2 o have comple Face names are very simp
o have comple Face names are very simple to understand and they let you know which face to turn while reading cube notation. Now if you hold your cube strait in front of your face, the face of the cube directly in front of you is called the F face, which stands for Front. Pretty easy right? The cube faces o
3 n t From This... To This! In the d
n t From This... To This! In the diagrams I use for examples, I will use the following face positions: ube Notation: tt F R B U L D F F F2 x z2 y Step1: Solving the first layer itook Second Piece Starting Piece Since they share the colour green, I moved my sec
4 ond piece to the green side. d 1 . ou 2
ond piece to the green side. d 1 . ou 2 b Case 1 Case 2 Case 3 Voila! you now have case 1! . . U B F L R Youll often see a yellow line on the side of a square, this just lets you know where a yellow is that you cant see The two algs youll have to le
5 arn to orient the last layer are the lef
arn to orient the last layer are the left and right Soon algs. Luckily for you, these algorithms arent very hard to remember but you will have to remember where to use which Soon on which case. First I will show you the two cases that require only one Soon algorithm. These next 5 cases require 2 or more S
6 oon algorithms. Now with what I have t
oon algorithms. Now with what I have taught you, your cube should look something like this one. Now, dont forget to practice, practice, practice up to this step or else you might forget. Youre almost finished solving your 2x2 now, theres only one step left. Luckily for you, this next step only requires m
7 emorizing one more algorithm except this
emorizing one more algorithm except this alg is a bit trickier than the previous ones. Left Soon = L U L U L U2 L Right Soon = R U R U R U2 R Right Soon Right Soon Right Soon Right Soon Right Soon Step 3: Permuting Last Layer h canadianCUBING website for tournament info and mo