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[Toran Jain]

Hey guys. My name is Toran Jain and I study in std.X in India.

My personal best time in 3x3 cube is 20.51 sec but my avg is about 49 sec.

I love this site because it allows me to contact with speed cubers from around the globe.

A question-How can I reduce my time more?

Hope you reply.

 

[cubeshepherd]

Hey guys. My name is Toran Jain and I study in std.X in India.

My personal best time in 3x3 cube is 20.51 sec but my avg is about 49 sec.

I love this site because it allows me to contact with speed cubers from around the globe.

A question-How can I reduce my time more?

Hope you reply.

Welcome @Toran Jain to SS. It is really great to have you here. And you are right about being able to talk to cubers all around the world, that is one of the thing that I really like about the forums as well.



For lowering your times on 3x3, here are a few things to keep in mind. (1) Practice your look ahead and make sure that you are not pausing very much during a solve. One way to practice that is to do a lot of slow untimed solves and try to always be looking at you next piece/s as you solve your last one. That will help drop your times quite a bit. (2) Make sure that you have a good method such as CFOP, roux or something like those methods that are better the the beginners methods, (and for all those rouxers out there that read this, although I am a CFOP'er I still gave shout out to your method). (3) Keep practicing and be patient and your times will start to drop over time.


There is a lot of information on these forums, so if you have any questions, help will come to your aid.

 

[Toran Jain]

Welcome @Toran Jain to SS. It is really great to have you here. And you are right about being able to talk to cubers all around the world, that is one of the thing that I really like about the forums as well.


For lowering your times on 3x3, here are a few things to keep in mind. (1) Practice your look ahead and make sure that you are not pausing very much during a solve. One way to practice that is to do a lot of slow untimed solves and try to always be looking at you next piece/s as you solve your last one. That will help drop your times quite a bit. (2) Make sure that you have a good method such as CFOP, roux or something like those methods that are better the the beginners methods, (and for all those rouxers out there that read this, although I am a CFOP'er I still gave a shout out to your method)

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(3) Keep practicing and be patient and your times will start to drop over time.

There is a lot of information on these forums, so if you have any questions, help will come to your aid.

Thx and I am also a CFOP'er

 

[cubeshepherd]

Thx and I am also a CFOP'er

I am glad to heat that. There is still hope for CFOP, and I hope that you tell others about that great method, and the endless goodness from it.

 

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I am glad to heat that. There is still hope for CFOP, and I hope that you tell others about that great method, and the endless goodness from it.

?????

(and for all those rouxers out there that read this, although I am a CFOP'er I still gave shout out to your method)

Make it bigger than cfop pls
Roux > cfop

 

[cubeshepherd]

?????

It's a joke! Obviously CFOP is still really popular and a lot of people use it. I only said that because ROUX has seemed to be the method that has been talked about a lot lately, (which is a great by the way).