+Gingeas Edit: As of Aug 24, 2017 I now know full ZBLL. I don't know all of ZB :P. That was just a solve where I happened to know the ZBLL case. To be honest, that was kind of a dodgy one. You could argue that it was really just CFOP with a forced PLL skip. It would be easy to make one another vid with a more "legitimate" ZBLL case though.
Wow I just got this recommended and this is cool. 6 years ago and 10 methods back then? Dang things have changed Edit: ok now that I looked into more, might be 10 methods? Might be variations of cfop? But I mean still, still really cool.
Edit: as of Aug 24, 2017 I now know full ZBLL No, I don't know full ZBLL (nor MGLS for that matter). That solve was just a solve that followed all the steps of ZB, nothing more. I know maybe 20 ZBLL algs in total. Yeah, I actually think it's somewhat illegitimate to call it a ZB (or MGLS) solve when I don't know full ZB, but I was just following the same "rules" as other people who had made "sub 20 with 20 methods" videos before, such as 5BLD and kirjava, who also don't know full ZBLL. Honestly, I'm not sure if I actually believe that this video is really sub 10 with 10 methods, since a lot of the methods are very similar to CFOP. However, the way I see it is that I'm just making another version of the sub 20 with 20 methods videos that many people enjoyed, following the same rules. Also, if I was making this video today, I would probably use ZZ-CT instead of ZB, which might make it a bit more legitimate.
I paused the video and started solving my cube. beginner's method: 48.917 CFOP(2look oll and 2look pll):54.817 Roux(2 look CMLL): 33.701 ZZ(2look pll) :1.20.564 Me : Tao Yu is a Machine
How many algs do you know? And I’m in the process of generating 1LLL but with phasing, it will be about 1000 algs. I’m willing to to share it with you when it’s done.
In ZZ, you orient all of the edges at once at the start of solve, before F2L, in the EOline step. For LL, you are free to do whatever you'd like. In ZB you orient the edges after solving the cross and three F2L pairs and simultaneously insert the last F2L pair in a step called ZBF2L. Then you solve the last layer with one alg in the ZBLL step.
I've linked to tutorials for each at www.speedsolving.com/threads/sub-10-with-10-methods.53489/. I also have some example solve videos at ruclips.net/video/zPi7y0uFf2Y/видео.html. I think the existing tutorials for these methods are pretty good already so I don't plan to make my own.
Have a look at this link: www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/beginners-guide-to-choosing-a-speedsolving-method.43471/. It's a reasonably good guide on how to choose a method as a beginner.
+TheMineologist Right now, my favourite method is probably Petrus, followed by CFOP and then roux. My PBs are: Method: single/average of 5/average of 12 Petrus: 7.xx/9.58/10.95 CFOP 5.36/7.21/8.26 Roux 6.81/8.9x/9.81 Of course, you should really try out the these methods yourself as these are just my favourites.
+Justin Gore The only methods that really took me time to learn were CFOP, roux and ZZ, because they have some very different steps, such as LSE, and EOline. With knowledge of these three methods though, the rest really only took one or two readings of the steps, because they're just variations and/or blockbuilding in a different way. I also didn't learn any new algs for this video, and just used ones that I had learned from CFOP, so that saved me some time. I'm afraid I can't quite remember how long it took me to learn CFOP, roux and ZZ, but if you're interested in knowing how much work it took to get to this point, I've written a reply to another comment on this video about it.
The only reason I'm not getting sub 20 averages is probably because I take too long and have rapid amounts of pauses during F2L and my transition and look ahead is pretty bad.
Why can't he be world champ?..he knows those methods but already anticipated and memorized the solve..feliks and max park cant even do this considering they are the best..this guy didnt even get an official world record solve.
+Shivam Rathi It took me ~3 years to become sub 10 with CFOP and ~1 year to become sub 11 with roux, and the rest probably took a month total because there are many similar steps and skills that transfer over (for example, six of these methods use a form of F2L).
Kristoffer Balintona Well, for me, CFOP was the easiest to improve on because that's what I started with. I think Roux and ZZ should both be just as good though for improvement though. The only thing I would say though, is that out of the three, CFOP probably has the most online resources available (example solves, algorithms, guides). I answered your second question in a reply to Girish Firefreeze in another comment. Here is what I said: "The bulk of the work was done in getting consistently sub 10 with CFOP, which took me around 3-4 years. A lot of the skills that I learned from CFOP carried over to the other methods, especially FreeFop, MGLS, CFCE, ZZ, ZB and the Roux-CFOP hybrid. I think it probably took me less than ~30 minutes each to get sub 10 with these methods, as they're so similar to CFOP (with the exception of MGLS, which took annoyingly long for some reason). I filmed the roux solve a long time ago. I think I practised roux seriously for about a few months and got down to an average about 10.5, so the 7.92 was just a nice solve for me. Columns and petrus just took a bit of trial and error. I just did loads solves until I got a nice scramble. You can see that I was very happy to get the petrus single, because of how long it took for me to get it.
Tao Yu Thanks for the reply! And I agree with you in the aspect of "The only thing I would say though, is that out of the three, CFOP probably has the most online resources available" as I am beginning to learn ZZ for an OH method and there are practically no viable resources I could use to improve! The only resources out there are Phil Yu's ZZ tutorial and Conrad Rider's text tutorial. I think ZZ has the LEAST amount of resources out of all of the "Big Four" methods even though (I dont know this for a fact as I haven't been to a competition before) ZZ is more popular than Petrus. However, as Phil Yu stated in his tutorial, he enjoys the aspect of ZZ where you can contribute to the method yourself as there are many tips and tricks you can discover and publicize to help develop the method. This was a bit of a long reply so sorry if it bothers you :P Just wanted to share my thoughts
Kristoffer Balintona No problem. I think you make a good point. It can be a good thing or bad thing depending on how you look at it. There's more to cubing than just getting fast :) Edit: Also, a lack of resources shouldn't be a massive drawback anyway. Look at how fast Alex Lau improved.
CFOP is the one I'm fastest with, and the one I use at competitions. Right now, I actually seem to be practising petrus more, but I wouldn't say it has become my main method.
Pained Yew146 check out the link in the description (the one that says "method descriptions and other information"). There are also lots of other roux tutorials on RUclips.
Tao Yu: "You're color neutral ? Pfff I'm method neutral !!!"
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Good one
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Hahaha
Kako si popularan
I would be amazed if anyone got sub 30 with 10 methods, but sub 10?! that's literally amazing!
Govind N please can u explain what is aub 10 or 20 . sorry if my question is stupid but am a new cuber.
thanks!
Govind N do I know you?
zane gomes Yes
No one gives a shit, Vichev.
ZB?! Wow! Good job. I can barely do 4-Look Last Layer haha!
+Gingeas
Edit: As of Aug 24, 2017 I now know full ZBLL.
I don't know all of ZB :P. That was just a solve where I happened to know the ZBLL case.
To be honest, that was kind of a dodgy one. You could argue that it was really just CFOP with a forced PLL skip. It would be easy to make one another vid with a more "legitimate" ZBLL case though.
Haha but still, most people strive to get sub-10 on a single method. You managed to do it with 10 methods!
Gingeas , Oh wow a memer/pianist(I dunno/cuber
+Nathan Cho I didn't know either!
GINGEAS IS A CUBER? rip my brain
This guy has mastered every method known to man.
Not really
@@plseditmynamealready6537 it was a joke
Hold up
@@bingbongstinky HOOL UP
I haven't even heard of most of those methods lol
Cubing on the Job same here bro
I only know beginners, CFOP and roux
@@mandystop1077 and ZZ?
I wonder if he can get sub 10 with beginners method
Crispy Cubed LoL
samson Lucas etter?
Yes, I think it's definetely possible
The best I ever did was 32 with the beginner method
I mean the best I ever did with the beginner method, it's not my pb
this is extrememly impressive
Method neutrality could have massive advantages during inspection.
I can't even get sub 30 with one method!!!
+cuber girl fuck no
why did you say it like that
o ok sorry
cuber girl :D Have a good day
JesterKing1776 same was for me. but then i realized Look Ahead is everything
Roses are Red, violets are blue, theres always an Asian whos better then you.
What about feliks zemdegs
*who’s
P.S. I’m Asian lol
Duncan Bannon than*
Im asian im not better than Zeliks Femdegs
Violets are purple god damit
Wow I just got this recommended and this is cool. 6 years ago and 10 methods back then? Dang things have changed
Edit: ok now that I looked into more, might be 10 methods? Might be variations of cfop? But I mean still, still really cool.
What about Hawaiian kociemba
matty amicaterra lol
That would be a sorta CFOP-Roux hybrid
Lube the cubes plz
xx are you mirin brah
This is an amazing video, you are a great master of cubing)
the frequent question: what cube did you use?
+Roman Uvarov Thanks! I used an Aolong v2 on some solves and a Fangshi Shuangren v2 on the others. The aolong v2 is the one that has a logo on it.
WHY IS THIS GUY NOT 'THAT' FAMOUS!
this is possible by tao yu himself as he learnt 472 algs for zbll and has high info capacity
Please lube that poor cube, that spring noise is horrible. Good job by the way! :D
U could've used petrus on the fifth solve
Oh wait
I wasn't even aware of half of these methods and he's sub-10 in all of them....
Have you ever went to a competition? I dare you to do a 3x3 average and every time use a different method so people watching would be confused.
His face shows: "Arghh...another sub 10 solve? I'm so sick of this! "
Did you actually learn full ZBLL for the ZB method or did you just get a PLL skip or something?
Edit: as of Aug 24, 2017 I now know full ZBLL
No, I don't know full ZBLL (nor MGLS for that matter). That solve was just a solve that followed all the steps of ZB, nothing more. I know maybe 20 ZBLL algs in total.
Yeah, I actually think it's somewhat illegitimate to call it a ZB (or MGLS) solve when I don't know full ZB, but I was just following the same "rules" as other people who had made "sub 20 with 20 methods" videos before, such as 5BLD and kirjava, who also don't know full ZBLL.
Honestly, I'm not sure if I actually believe that this video is really sub 10 with 10 methods, since a lot of the methods are very similar to CFOP. However, the way I see it is that I'm just making another version of the sub 20 with 20 methods videos that many people enjoyed, following the same rules.
Also, if I was making this video today, I would probably use ZZ-CT instead of ZB, which might make it a bit more legitimate.
the roux cfop hybrid looks like such an awesome method!
You are god of methods
that reaction to the roux solve
Wow! Is there a world record for this? Most methods used to solve a Rubik's cube in under 10 seconds.
Sub 10 with LBL
ROEVOSS yeah right
what happened I blinked
Nah man you sleep.
2:35 That tpss!?!?!?! :O AMAZING I avg about 24 secs with cfop xd
nice, I can only solve the cube with CFOP, your amazing~~
I can solve by CFOP, Roux and column
you are gonna break the wr dude
underrated
I paused the video and started solving my cube.
beginner's method: 48.917
CFOP(2look oll and 2look pll):54.817
Roux(2 look CMLL): 33.701
ZZ(2look pll) :1.20.564
Me : Tao Yu is a Machine
Wtf? You are faster with beginner's method than CFOP and 1.20 with ZZ? XD
@@laurino. :D
Hes probably slower at f2l than the begginers method
I don't quite know what a "FreeFop" is... But that first scramble look like a decent BLD solve.
Do more methods!! I thinks I'm gonna watch 20 of these!!
How many algs do you know? And I’m in the process of generating 1LLL but with phasing, it will be about 1000 algs. I’m willing to to share it with you when it’s done.
What's the difference between ZB and ZZ. I looked it up online but to no avail.
In ZZ, you orient all of the edges at once at the start of solve, before F2L, in the EOline step. For LL, you are free to do whatever you'd like.
In ZB you orient the edges after solving the cross and three F2L pairs and simultaneously insert the last F2L pair in a step called ZBF2L. Then you solve the last layer with one alg in the ZBLL step.
+Tao Yu thank you
beast mode unlocked!
can you make tutorials for each of these methods?
I've linked to tutorials for each at www.speedsolving.com/threads/sub-10-with-10-methods.53489/. I also have some example solve videos at ruclips.net/video/zPi7y0uFf2Y/видео.html. I think the existing tutorials for these methods are pretty good already so I don't plan to make my own.
@@TaoxYu thank a lot
@@TaoxYuDo you have a link to the cfop and roux hybrid?
VGJ! Awesome
is that a 10x10???
saiyan 77 no this is patrick
challenge 4 u do a sub 10 [any method allowed] but using a rubiks brand
Roses are red violets are blue this guy makes me think that I’m bad at roux
do me a favor please please make a video on column method algorithms I am not able to do so alg solves (eo+ f2l)
very impressive
I think he has learned more than 1000 algs
Tao Yu can you just recommend which is the method to learn for beginners
Have a look at this link: www.speedsolving.com/forum/threads/beginners-guide-to-choosing-a-speedsolving-method.43471/. It's a reasonably good guide on how to choose a method as a beginner.
Tao Yu
He really needs some core lube in his cubes. The spring noise is preety clear.
4 years after this video was made, I actually started doing this.
@@TaoxYu Oh, ok
oh god the spring noise
What are your top 3 favorite methods and best times with them
I'm trying to decide if I should switch from 4LLL CFOP
+TheMineologist
Right now, my favourite method is probably Petrus, followed by CFOP and then roux. My PBs are:
Method: single/average of 5/average of 12
Petrus: 7.xx/9.58/10.95
CFOP 5.36/7.21/8.26
Roux 6.81/8.9x/9.81
Of course, you should really try out the these methods yourself as these are just my favourites.
Tao Yu why do you like petrus the best if your times aren't as good with it?
I find it an interesting method to play around with, and it's something different.
Are you sub-10 on CFOP?
Edit: this is to Comic Sans
Dude this is INSANEEEE
how long did it take you to learn all these methods
+Justin Gore The only methods that really took me time to learn were CFOP, roux and ZZ, because they have some very different steps, such as LSE, and EOline. With knowledge of these three methods though, the rest really only took one or two readings of the steps, because they're just variations and/or blockbuilding in a different way. I also didn't learn any new algs for this video, and just used ones that I had learned from CFOP, so that saved me some time.
I'm afraid I can't quite remember how long it took me to learn CFOP, roux and ZZ, but if you're interested in knowing how much work it took to get to this point, I've written a reply to another comment on this video about it.
Coolest thing I've ever seen!!
that spring noise
im still happy with 2 sub 10s on 1 method
Incredible
Dude you were so fast my thing glitched
I can only go sub 10 on CFOP and Roux-CFOP sadly..
Well done!!
You are so fast!
Is cfce cross f2l coll epll
How amazing!Can I upload this video to bilibili?
The only reason I'm not getting sub 20 averages is probably because I take too long and have rapid amounts of pauses during F2L and my transition and look ahead is pretty bad.
2:38 dude smashed the cube onto the keyboard LOL. I guess that's one way to stop the timer
Why can't he be world champ?..he knows those methods but already anticipated and memorized the solve..feliks and max park cant even do this considering they are the best..this guy didnt even get an official world record solve.
Do you make tutorials too. Pls make a tutorial on cfop pls
Amazing bro
Hw much time it took to learn all methods with a perfect sub 10?
It probably took him a very long time
+Shivam Rathi It took me ~3 years to become sub 10 with CFOP and ~1 year to become sub 11 with roux, and the rest probably took a month total because there are many similar steps and skills that transfer over (for example, six of these methods use a form of F2L).
+Tao Yu first you learn CFOP,actually I also know to solve cube but SUB 60 sec can you guide me?
+Shivam Rathi Do loads of solves, and start to learn either roux or CFOP. Sub 60 just requires practise.
This is so cool!
man I wish I was method neutral
The noise of the cube is killing me! please use lube 😣
+Erol Ibrjam haha don't worry, I've gotten better cubes now. I think tweaking with my sound settings helped make it more bearable as well.
Wau he did it all so fast!!
Roux vs petrus vs cfop which method is easy for learning (beginners) .?
+Video Influencers CFOP is by far the easiest to learn.
i am very confused but so amazed this is the ...what.. 3rd time watching and this is still amazing
I am now sub10 with cfop
I even don't know that there r that much methods!!!
9.58 Usain Bolt References
what method do you use in comps?
would be cool if youre able to determine and choose the fastest method during the inspection but thats no way. xD
+Forty Seven I use CFOP. I'm just the most consistent with it.
Personally, which method do you think was the easiest to improve on? And how long did it take you to become so good at all these methods!
Kristoffer Balintona Well, for me, CFOP was the easiest to improve on because that's what I started with. I think Roux and ZZ should both be just as good though for improvement though. The only thing I would say though, is that out of the three, CFOP probably has the most online resources available (example solves, algorithms, guides).
I answered your second question in a reply to Girish Firefreeze in another comment. Here is what I said:
"The bulk of the work was done in getting consistently sub 10 with CFOP, which took me around 3-4 years. A lot of the skills that I learned from CFOP carried over to the other methods, especially FreeFop, MGLS, CFCE, ZZ, ZB and the Roux-CFOP hybrid. I think it probably took me less than ~30 minutes each to get sub 10 with these methods, as they're so similar to CFOP (with the exception of MGLS, which took annoyingly long for some reason).
I filmed the roux solve a long time ago. I think I practised roux seriously for about a few months and got down to an average about 10.5, so the 7.92 was just a nice solve for me.
Columns and petrus just took a bit of trial and error. I just did loads solves until I got a nice scramble. You can see that I was very happy to get the petrus single, because of how long it took for me to get it.
Tao Yu Thanks for the reply! And I agree with you in the aspect of "The only thing I would say though, is that out of the three, CFOP probably has the most online resources available" as I am beginning to learn ZZ for an OH method and there are practically no viable resources I could use to improve! The only resources out there are Phil Yu's ZZ tutorial and Conrad Rider's text tutorial. I think ZZ has the LEAST amount of resources out of all of the "Big Four" methods even though (I dont know this for a fact as I haven't been to a competition before) ZZ is more popular than Petrus. However, as Phil Yu stated in his tutorial, he enjoys the aspect of ZZ where you can contribute to the method yourself as there are many tips and tricks you can discover and publicize to help develop the method. This was a bit of a long reply so sorry if it bothers you :P Just wanted to share my thoughts
Kristoffer Balintona No problem. I think you make a good point. It can be a good thing or bad thing depending on how you look at it. There's more to cubing than just getting fast :)
Edit: Also, a lack of resources shouldn't be a massive drawback anyway. Look at how fast Alex Lau improved.
Amazing good jod
amazing
Wheres fluffy alligator?
Epic man
帅哥，能做几个视频来介绍下每个方法吗？
Isn't FreeFOP the CFOP-Roux Hybrid?
+Hansen Chu freefop ends with OLL/PLL and not LSE
Tao Yu Oh
will you post a tutorial ? :D
Danjediael Caranay I have some freefop example solves on my channel.
I use FreeFOP and i can tell u that they r different.
I know there's sub 20 with 20 methods, and here is the sub 10 with 10 methods, somebody... *cough* feliks *cough* should do a sub 5 with 5 methods
Quite impressive.
Could you write me down an OLL alg from the last solve?
Mati1242 r' R2 U R' U r U2' r' U r R'
I didnt even know there was 10 methods xD
What about sub 5 with 5 different puzzles?
which is the best method sir.i mean the quickest
Relly good
1.29 Using Bolt?!
insane
what is your cfop average and your freefop average
you have won how many competions
Nice rubric bro
Which is ur main method?
CFOP is the one I'm fastest with, and the one I use at competitions. Right now, I actually seem to be practising petrus more, but I wouldn't say it has become my main method.
Where can i learn one of this ? I already know cfop but i don't like it, I'd like to try roux or any other method
Pained Yew146 check out the link in the description (the one that says "method descriptions and other information"). There are also lots of other roux tutorials on RUclips.
Tao Yu thanks bro
I will say my impression only in one emoji:
😱
Which method from those solves has the lowest move count to solve
Lube your springs bro xD