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The 2x2 is one of the easiest twisty puzzles to solve. Essentially, it’s just a 3x3 without edges and centers. However, while solving it may not be much of a challenge, getting faster and becoming competitive in 2x2 requires quite a lot of dedication and knowledge of hundreds of algorithms… Or does it? Keep reading to find out how you can average less than 3 seconds without learning any new algorithms.
After a certain point while dealing with anything – especially cubing –, improving can get harder and harder. Lowering your average gets more and more difficult the faster you get. In mathematics, this resembles asymptotic regression. However, we already know that deliberate practice is one of the best ways to improve your times quickly. One of the best things to deliberately practice is cross to F2L transition and predicting first pair. This article will show you the best way to improve this and extra tips and tricks on how to look ahead.
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