Your first official solve ever

If you have a video, post your first ever official solve. It can be of 3x3, of your favorite event (keep it from your first competition) or your overall first solve. For me, it is all of the above, because 3x3 is my favorite event, and UIUC Spring 2013 started with 3x3.
I'll start: (I'm sorry I can't embed this, but my computer has really bad internet right now, and I can't upload it to youtube, let alone download it from my google drive)
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B_03Y7zMEs9OdGg4OFRfSTRkVmM

Actually, it was my PB for quite a long time.

I don't have a video of it, but it was a 1:07 4x4 solve when my overall PB was only 1:05. It definitely calmed my nerves for the rest of the competition.

haven't had it yet

My 1st ever official solve was my 5:53.81 6x6 solve at the US Nationals 2014.


At the time I averaged 6:30 and I was expecting like a 7:50. I was very happy with the solve.

Mine was a 5.25 2x2 single lmao

my first comp i got a 7 on 2x2 and25 on 3x3 had just learned 4ll an f2l so pretty happy about those
first and only comp lol

My first every was like a 5.xx on a 2x2 and like a 17 on 3x3 but the averages sucked. The next comp I didn't do 2x2 because mine was broken but my 3x3 average went down by more than 10 seconds and single was a 12.xx. Good improvement imo for me.

I got 2 sub-25 singles (24.80 24.86) at my first competition. Now, I'm almost twice that fast.

1:42.00 2x2 solve. I keep screwing up. I was using a old rubik 2x2 . I was quite nervous. They had a stage set up and I was at the middle front timer station. Since that comp was at Te Papa there were so many spectators.

Mine was a 2x2 DNF which would've been a pretty lucky single at around half of my average. The judge (and I) forgot to reset the timer.

Rocky0701 said:

Mine was a 2x2 DNF which would've been a pretty lucky single at around half of my average. The judge (and I) forgot to reset the timer.

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You should have gotten an extra attempt.

At the delegate's discretion. My guess is that the delegate never even knew about this issue.

My first solve was a 21.46, nothing special for me at the time. I did get a 14.80 on my third solve of that average, though.

Mine was a 17.56. Best solve of the average lol. I don't remember how the solve was, but it was definitely fullstep.

I got a 21.90 that was +2 lol

My first official solve was a 1:49 Megaminx solve lol

I don't know if I have a video, I'll have to check. All I know is that it was a bad 2x2 solve, made even worse by forgetting to AUF at the end of the solve. I had Alex Lau as my judge though.

Ninja Storm said:

At the delegate's discretion. My guess is that the delegate never even knew about this issue.

My first solve was a 21.46, nothing special for me at the time. I did get a 14.80 on my third solve of that average, though.

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If it's someone who has competed before, solved before on the day, potentially did it maliciously (scramble sucked) then sure, the delegate may say no to a resolve. But for a first time competitor, I think pretty much any delegate would automatically say "yeah e1", so it's really the fault of the judge for not knowing to grab the delegate.

My first solve was a 13.46 2x2 which was neither good nor bad for me at the moment. first 3x3x3 solve a couple of hours later at the same comp was this one.

Judge was Carlos Méndez, the spanish champion at that time.

My first 3x3 solve was a 17 PLL skip, part of my sub20 average, so good for me at that time: