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So when are we getting a comp in North Carolina again? I started cubing 2 months and a half ago and i have a 20-26 sec avg with 17 pb and would love to have a comp near here and many of my friends cube... So...
 
So when are we getting a comp in North Carolina again? I started cubing 2 months and a half ago and i have a 20-26 sec avg with 17 pb and would love to have a comp near here and many of my friends cube... So...

No one is just going to organize a competition because you ask them to. North Carolina isn't an area known to have lots of competitions, so you might have to travel a few hours to get to one.
 
No one is just going to organize a competition because you ask them to. North Carolina isn't an area known to have lots of competitions, so you might have to travel a few hours to get to one.

I know, i was just wondering because there aren't many here, just wanted to know if any were planned such as the one right above your comment, thanks though. And i would travel but this year most comps are more than 8 hours away
 
So when are we getting a comp in North Carolina again? I started cubing 2 months and a half ago and i have a 20-26 sec avg with 17 pb and would love to have a comp near here and many of my friends cube... So...

Maybe you can staff at a few competitions, and contact Chester for a competition proposal, who knows? Maybe you can bring a lot more competitions to North Carolina!

Also, thanks to Aussie Greene, Ray Goslow, Katie Hull, Jacob Ambrose and Chris Tran, tons of competitions in the southeast region have been happening recently. As long as you are willing to drive to Georgia/Tennessee, you will be able to get multiple competitions in.

EDIT: I just realized you live in a remote area in terms of competitions, and takes you ~7 hours to drive to Atlanta. Oh well, hopefully a competition will occur soon in your area!

Re-EDIT: Welp, I need to look at what people post before I make assumptions. Daniel, how are you able to figure out about the competition coming up, and where are your sources?
 
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Maybe you can staff at a few competitions, and contact Chester for a competition proposal, who knows? Maybe you can bring a lot more competitions to North Carolina!

Also, thanks to Aussie Greene, Ray Goslow, Katie Hull, Jacob Ambrose and Chris Tran, tons of competitions in the southeast region have been happening recently. As long as you are willing to drive to Georgia/Tennessee, you will be able to get multiple competitions in.

EDIT: I just realized you live in a remote area in terms of competitions, and takes you ~7 hours to drive to Atlanta. Oh well, hopefully a competition will occur soon in your area!

Re-EDIT: Welp, I need to look at what people post before I make assumptions. Daniel, how are you able to figure out about the competition coming up, and where are your sources?

I'm glad someone understands. Hopefully we get something here soon. And i might be starting a speedcubing club at my high school so maybe we could organize a comp here in the near future. I don't know what goes into that though
 
Goals:
the four cube: sub-3 single would be noice.
the standard rubix: just some good solves; pb avg if lucky.
standard rubik with only five fingers: I really don't care much... I guess I'd like pbs.
rubic'x cube with no eyes: sub-2:52 success, which shouldn't be too hard.
the aroobick's triangle cube: sub-3.38 avg ideally, but I wouldn't complain as long as it's sub-4.
the diamond cube: PB single and average cause they're not that great.
 
Goals:
the four cube: sub-3 single would be noice.
the standard rubix: just some good solves; pb avg if lucky.
standard rubik with only five fingers: I really don't care much... I guess I'd like pbs.
rubic'x cube with no eyes: sub-2:52 success, which shouldn't be too hard.
the aroobick's triangle cube: sub-3.38 avg ideally, but I wouldn't complain as long as it's sub-4.
the diamond cube: PB single and average cause they're not that great.

Well said. :)
 
Goals:
the four cube: sub-3 single would be noice.
the standard rubix: just some good solves; pb avg if lucky.
standard rubik with only five fingers: I really don't care much... I guess I'd like pbs.
rubic'x cube with no eyes: sub-2:52 success, which shouldn't be too hard.
the aroobick's triangle cube: sub-3.38 avg ideally, but I wouldn't complain as long as it's sub-4.
the diamond cube: PB single and average cause they're not that great.

WHAT ABOUT 10X10
 
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