rubikmaster
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So I think this could spark up some discussion. Four or five years ago, almost everyone would have answered this question with "No freakin way!". But I feel that in 2015, posing such a question doesn't sound so unrealistic.
The question is whether it is possible for every cuber to achieve sub-10 times. Provided they have all the knowledge they require (like X-Cross, Advanced F2L Techniques, OLL, PLL, CLL, VHLS, some ZBLL, etc.) and a great cube that suits them, would any cuber eventually be able to improve their F2L lookahead, OLL/PLL recognitition and overall TPS to the point of being able to achieve sub 10 times? For some people that may only be achievable by practicing 4 hours/day for 5 years, for some it may be a matter of months. But, does the average person possess the mental and physical ability to be sub-10 at one point, with enough dedication and practice?
Yes, I do realise I've only talked about CFOP, so if you think another method might be superior, feel free to share your opinion.
Now to make this discussion more interesting I've decided to create a poll of what you think the average person is capable of achieving. Newbie cubers might have an inaccuarate perspective on this so please try to look at this objectively and arrive at a logical conclusion. Please vote, I think the results will be very interesting.
The question is whether it is possible for every cuber to achieve sub-10 times. Provided they have all the knowledge they require (like X-Cross, Advanced F2L Techniques, OLL, PLL, CLL, VHLS, some ZBLL, etc.) and a great cube that suits them, would any cuber eventually be able to improve their F2L lookahead, OLL/PLL recognitition and overall TPS to the point of being able to achieve sub 10 times? For some people that may only be achievable by practicing 4 hours/day for 5 years, for some it may be a matter of months. But, does the average person possess the mental and physical ability to be sub-10 at one point, with enough dedication and practice?
Yes, I do realise I've only talked about CFOP, so if you think another method might be superior, feel free to share your opinion.
Now to make this discussion more interesting I've decided to create a poll of what you think the average person is capable of achieving. Newbie cubers might have an inaccuarate perspective on this so please try to look at this objectively and arrive at a logical conclusion. Please vote, I think the results will be very interesting.