h2f
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49.xx in 3bld but dnf on M slice.
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Ouch49.xx in 3bld but dnf on M slice.
49.xx in 3bld but dnf on M slice.
49.xx in 3bld but dnf on M slice.
49.xx in 3bld but dnf on M slice.
How is an Ao100 usually calculated? Not counting the best (and worst) 5 solves?
I've been having "that" stretch at BLD. Every attempt seems to be off something small, and odd.
Some are tracing, some are execution, memo is holding up but until the other two are solid... I'm not going to push it.
Last night I literally mis-traced the last corner, one letter off my first success in a bit...
i know I'll break the dry streak and some of it is the conversion over to two letter words and pure verbal. But still. Ugh!
That said, I'm starting to remember and reuse words more and more... memo speed is getting faster. Execution smoother. Just needs more practice. And more practice... and probably some more.
I'll win yet.
Sounds like you and I are in the same boat, so to speak... I am always keeping an open mind about my BLD practice. I mean, it may “seem” routine to us, but on the whole... I’m trying to solve a 3x3 blindfolded!! That’s pretty awesome and I have come to expect that success is NOT a 100% given.
I like the practice and then more practice mindset.
For sure! I definitely enjoy doing blind practice. It’s very rewarding to close your eyes with a scrambled cube and when you open them to see a solved one. I’m still new to the blind solving experience, but it’s a different beast and genuinely a great feeling to have success.I know I can do it... My mind is holding things better and better. I'm developing "patterns" of sound. Like Jack, Jick, JoK, and JuK all are are different. And getting my G/J sounds straight, C/K's.. etc. It is all practice.
Memo is an art... I'm sold on that.
For sure! I definitely enjoy doing blind practice. It’s very rewarding to close your eyes with a scrambled cube and when you open them to see a solved one. I’m still new to the blind solving experience, but it’s a different beast and genuinely a great feeling to have success.
My first official attempt will be at a comp in Charleston, SC, on march 31. My old college roommate will be taking my son and I to the comp. not sure if he’ll stick around (probably will...), but I’d LOVE to get a success with him watching.
For Charleston?I registered, too. Not sure whether we'll be actually going there (need to fly :-() but we'll see.