[Unofficial] István Kocza & Balázs Bernát: Speed Stacking in the land of giants

[Zava]

István is the left hand, I'm the right. The time was 1:14.59.
enjoy!

 

[Hakan]

hahahahah nice

 

[Ton]

lol

next time the giant rubik solve

 

[DavidWoner]

are those trash cans? thats very clever!

 

[ThePizzaGuy92]

hahahaha, how funny :]

 

[CharlieCooper]

that is a brilliant video. it's really well... choreographed!

 

[shelley]

A lot of elementary schools have kids do speedstacking as part of a physical education class. This is the kind of speedstacking they should be doing.

 

[cmhardw]

That was awesome! Loved the video!

Chris

 

[EmersonHerrmann]

lol, that was awesome I have to agree with Shelley

 

[Unknown.soul]

That was a scratch, you didn't tap the cups on the 1-10-1
Amazing regardless of that small error

 

[Brett]

A lot of elementary schools have kids do speedstacking as part of a physical education class. This is the kind of speedstacking they should be doing.

I agree. I remember 6-7 years ago, our teacher showed us a 100M sprinter, and a girl moving cups fast. The class voted that instead of a mile run we should do the cups. and we did. >_>
(obviously as a 10 year old I voted for the cups )

 

[AvGalen]

This was so much fun to watch

Istvan is a guy that does:

* Big cubes blind
* Big distance cube running
* Big cups stacking

Is he compensating for something?

 

[Rubixcubematt]

nice. yeah i really have to agree with shelly. In elementary schools they are just moving their hands and all that. with that, they would surely get a lot more exercise. if speedstacks is considered a sport for elementary students, y isn't cubing?

 

[ShadenSmith]

nice. yeah i really have to agree with shelly. In elementary schools they are just moving their hands and all that. with that, they would surely get a lot more exercise. if speedstacks is considered a sport for elementary students, y isn't cubing?

In my city some elementary schools teach cubing

 

[philkt731]

i wonder who teaches them

 

[shelley]

nice. yeah i really have to agree with shelly. In elementary schools they are just moving their hands and all that. with that, they would surely get a lot more exercise. if speedstacks is considered a sport for elementary students, y isn't cubing?

I think speedstacking was an activity to focus on hand-eye coordination (I remember repeating the term "hand-eye coordination" as an 8 year old in PE class long before I even knew what those words meant, because the coaches kept saying it over and over). But giant speedstacking lets you work on hand-eye coordination AND makes you exercise!