About the class

Of the 43,252,003,274,489,856,000 combinations that occur when the cube rotates, only 1 is matched!

But can I match it too?

Rubik's cube(Rubik's Cube) is a puzzle in the shape of a single large cube made by putting together several small cubes, and matches the colors of each scattered side to the same color. It is said that there are around 4,300 combinations that can be made with this cube, so it can be very overwhelming for someone new to the cube!

But did you know that these cubes also have a fixed formula?

Because of the number of situations, it's often depicted as a hobby for geniuses in dramas and movies, but in fact, Cube is a fun puzzle game that anyone can solve if they know the principles. In this class, I'll teach you how to fit a cube using minimal formulas to make it easier for beginners to understand. If you follow the steps little by little, you'll find yourself holding the finished cube in your hand.

The cube is a kind of brain-fighting puzzle where you have to look ahead a few times because you're constantly anticipating and matching the next color. Let's strengthen our concentration after being distracted by being exposed to short media by matching cubes?

Course effect

• You can learn relevant terms and rule tips, and complete the cube by matching them step by step.
• You can develop spatial perception through the direct experience of touching and turning a cube.
• You can develop memorization, concentration, and quickness by learning cube matching formulas.

Recommended target

• People who really want to solve a cube that is rolling around the house
• Those who are looking for a new hobby they can do indoors
• People who can't focus on one thing
• Those who want to have a productive hobby rather than consumption of exhausting content

What makes this class special

🏆 The cube told by the runner-up of the first Korean World Cube Contest!

When I was in the 5th grade of elementary school, I started playing cubes that I used to roll around at home out of curiosity, and have been living as a cube for 10 years, and I was the first Korean to win 2nd place in the World Championships rankings, and I have won 2 at the Asian Championships.

International competitions were cancelled one after another due to COVID-19, and I decided to enlist in the military, and there was a gap of 2 years in cube practice while serving as a military dog guard, but I will generously pass on my know-how to all of you after returning to active duty and still maintaining the title of No. 1 in Korea.