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In this article, we will learn about advanced Rubik's cube Notations. If you want to learn basic notations then you can read this article . This article is divided into three parts Middle Layers, Cube Rotations, Wide Moves . Mid Layers:   There are three types of middle layer rotations E , M and  S E for Equitorial layer M for Middle layer S for Standing layer 2. Cube Rotations: These are used to rotate the entire cube altogether. X : Rotate the entire cube on R Y : Rotate the entire cube on U Z : Rotate the entire cube on F 3. Wide Moves: Turning two layers of a Rubik's cube at once. Wide move notations are either written in lowercase letters (for example  u, l, r, d, f, b ) or They are written with a 'w/W'  next to them (for example Uw, Lw, Rw, Dw, Fw, Bw ). To Learn Basic Notations click here . Happy Cubing : ) I hope you like this article.  Comment anything, share this article and don't forget to follow. Follow Us On:  Back To Our Website:...

In this article, you'll learn how to read Rubik's cube notations and do them on a Rubik's cube.  There are six sides to the Rubik's cube and they all have different names represented by letters. So we have got:  U  for  Upper  D  for Down F  for Front B  for Back L  for Left R  for Right We use these letters to describe the rotation on the cube. And the combination of these letters makes an algorithm, which must be executed from left to right. Each letter simply tells you to move that face clockwise by 90 degrees. An apostrophe after a letter (like R' , said 'anti-right') tells you to move that face anticlockwise instead, and 2 after a letter (like B2 ) tells you to move that face by 180 degrees. Now let's take an example: If you take your cube and do this algorithm: R2 L2 U2 D2 F2 B2 Then your cube will end up having a beautiful checkerboard pattern on it. Something like this: Congratulations!!! Now you know how to read notations and im...

If you are able to solve a 3x3 cube within a minute or less on average then Congratulations!!! you have achieved a milestone in your life and became a speedcuber but now you don't want to stop and still want to improve or explore speedcubing more. Now to achieve success in speedcubing you must set some goals before taking any step further so if your goal is to get sub 30 or less then here are 5 tips and tricks that I recommend which will definitely help you to get sub 30 on a 3x3 cube : *note: Since I use the CFOP method so the whole context of  the article is going to be on CFOP. 1. Method you use :    The method that you use to solve your cube plays a major role in affecting your timings. If you still use Beginners Method   then you might reduce your timings to sub 40 or less only if you practice a lot. This is for sure that the beginner's method is not at all reliable for you to get sub 30 averages. So it is recommended to learn an advanced method lik...

Solving Rubik's cube and puzzles is a fun activity, and timing your solves makes it more challenging and interesting. Now in official WCA competitions, speed stacks pro timers are used to time your solves and you can buy one for yourself but most of the people don't, as it's costly and in my opinion, the money to be spent on a timer could be used to buy better speed cubes or lubricants. (latest speed stacks G4 pro timer costs Rs.3349/- or $ 47) now if you don't buy any physical timers you most probably shift towards online resources and mobile applications. there are plenty of timers you can find online and I'll talk about them in another post. Now if you are not at home and don't have a stack mat with you the option available to you is using timer apps on a mobile phone. So here are the top 5 best cube timer apps that you must have on your phone. 1. Twisty Timer : Twisty Timer is a free customizable material design timer. It features a sleek, moder...

Speedcubing is a fun and addictive activity which involves solving Rubik's Cube and Puzzles as soon as possible. It is a great brain training tool. It is a combination of solving efficiently but also quickly. Rubik's Cube has been a popular source of entertainment across the world for decades. It is incredibly simple, yet surprisingly complex - a paradox in the real sense. "Anyone can learn it with a bit of Time, Patience, and Practice" But for most people speedcubing is more than that. For some, it's a hobby, a sport, a dream, an aim and for some, it's an important part of their life.  For most speedcubers, it's something where they keep striving to improve. The more we practice, It encourages our desire to improve and be the best from all our friends and one day the World.  This amazing puzzle is the creation by Hungarian mathematician Erno Rubik. There is a number of methods you can use to solve the Rubik's Cube faster, after all with i...