[Unofficial] Feliks Zemdegs 18 consecutive Sub 7 3x3 solves
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Tony Fisher
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Some of those scrambles were pretty poor.
JustinTimeCuber
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You are so fazt.
Rubiks560
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kcl
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You can say that about any reasonably easy scramble.
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Goosly
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Or Feliks just makes it look really easy
Pff, even I could sub-7 those, hold my beer!
joshsailscga
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Leftie J-perm at 0:42, is he cubing ambidexterous?
shadowslice e
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Pretty much. I suppose it may also be that he just drills algs on his left hand so he can use them if his right hand is out of position
Isaac Lai
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The solve at 4:32 is awesome (12.45 tps).
YouCubing
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idek how he can recog like that o-o
SpeedCuber71
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How does he recognise cases so fast? Sometimes his solves are completely pauseless. Awesome.
CubePro
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The faztest sune ever at 16 seconds O.o I don't even think my PLL algs have even have the TPS of his TPS in the whole solves!
ViliusRibinskas
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CriticalCubing
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That was a 0.36 sune. Fastest I have got is 0.42 gahhh! Feliks 2fazt4me xD
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Well, the only reason those cubers began over taking him in competitions is because he Australian, right? So Australia doesn't have nearly as much competitions than the United States, so those cubers are exposed to more solves, so therefore more luckier solves. That may just be part of the reason, but I think that is one reason.
YouCubing
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His sune just looks like a R U R' lol
No, it looks like B L U R2
Sajwo
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Cannot agree more.
AlphaSheep
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I disagree.
Feliks Zemdegs, 165 solves in 10 competitions in 2015.
Lucas Etter, 110 solves in 7 competitions in 2015.
Yes Australia does have fewer competitions, but Feliks travels to competitions quite regularly.
Sajwo
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Your reasoning doesn't make any sense. There are 2 fast cubers in Australia and over 10 in US. Australia host like one competition per 2 months and US host 3 competitions every week. Who do you think has greater chance for getting lucky and getting a WR time?
AlphaSheep
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The number of competitions in US vs Australia is irrelevant because no US cuber goes to every US competition, and Feliks goes to several competitions outside of Australia. What matters is how many comps per year the average fast (as in capable of sub-8 average) cuber goes to, and I don't think that the 10 competitions that Feliks went to in 2015 is that few.
Here's how many comps the fastest US cubers attended.
Lucas Etter: 7
Keaton Ellis: 12
Collin Burns: 12
Kevin Costello III: 6
Drew Brads: 5
Compared to the fastest Australian Cubers:
Feliks Zemdegs: 10
Jayden McNeill: 10
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