Logiqx
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I have lots of videos from worlds. Here's one for starters!
Unfortunately not... I was recording Feliks and Sebastian full-time.
Great posts everyone. I use another PLL recognition tool but the premium version which is obviously better. This is from Feliks' site https://www.cubeskills.com/tools/pll-recognition-trainer
He also has a blog on colour neutrality. I tried it for a while but I think I am too old to switch now. @Selkie
@Logiqx would it be possible to add me to the over 40s competitors' list please?
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/persons/2017VIDO02
Date: 1976 Country: France
@Shaky Hands @Logiqx So cool the picture with Erno!!
Congratulations, Mark! You're doing awesome things with your BLD results!@Logiqx, great pics and thanks for updating the oldies list. Now #1 in MBLD. I just ordered another 10 cubes to celebrate
Thanks Mike. That's special coming from someone who's achieved as much as you have in blindfolded! Cheers!Congratulations, Mark! You're doing awesome things with your BLD results!
Thank you so much @Logiqx for adding me! Loving the videos too. I could see @Shaky Hands in the background of Max's new OH WR average. Sounds like you guys had the best time. Teaching a Rubik's Cube club at my school tomorrow, last one of the year, nice to see their progress and lots of them solving the cube around the school between lessons and at break times. A couple of them have PBs of 24 and 26 seconds if I don't watch out...Done
I now have 30 MBLD cubes. Aim high: )@mark49152 - Nice MBLD ranking mate and well deserved, 10 more cubes makes ... 24?
Great stuff.I now have 30 MBLD cubes. Aim high: )
Nice videos Mike, and nice summary. Indeed meeting top cubers and long time pioneers, judging and competing alongside the world's best were the highlights of this comp for sure. There are too many examples to mention, but the whole experience was inspiring and I truly hope to have another opportunity to attend a big comp like this one day.
Meanwhile here's my MBLD. Many thanks to Ben and Andy for judging
I now have 30 MBLD cubes. Aim high: )
Nice videos Mike, and nice summary. Indeed meeting top cubers and long time pioneers, judging and competing alongside the world's best were the highlights of this comp for sure. There are too many examples to mention, but the whole experience was inspiring and I truly hope to have another opportunity to attend a big comp like this one day.
Meanwhile here's my MBLD. Many thanks to Ben and Andy for judging
Yes there was a 10 point cutoff. 27 made it through and we were all put in the same room for the third attempt, which is why I'm surrounded by world class MBLDers .So Mark, what was the story with that cube you went back to? Were you thinking you might have made a mistake?
Also, looking at the results I wondered - was there a cutoff on the third solve at 10 points?