CadenTheCuber’s comp questions thread

[Caden Fisher]

Hey all. I’ve got my first comp coming up on Dec, 3rd and I have a couple questions. First off, could someone note some things to improve in these solves? I really want a sub 20 average which I know I can get but just have to beat the nerves. Also, the cutoff for 5x5 is 1:45 and I average about 3 mins. Is there any way that I could get that fast in the next couple of days or not? Thanks

edit: sorry for the very loud breathing in the video. I’m kind of sick rn and am stuffed up. And the mic was about an inch from my mouth

 

[Tabe]

Regarding cutoff - no, you're not likely to be able to get fast enough in time.

Have fun in Missoula. Was supposed to go myself but the weather isn't going to cooperate

 

[Caden Fisher]

Regarding cutoff - no, you're not likely to be able to get fast enough in time.

Have fun in Missoula. Was supposed to go myself but the weather isn't going to cooperate

Ok. Just wondering if it was possible. Thanks! Sorry it didn’t work out for you

 

[the_swest]

Hey all. I’ve got my first comp coming up on Dec, 3rd and I have a couple questions. First off, could someone note some things to improve in these solves? I really want a sub 20 average which I know I can get but just have to beat the nerves. Also, the cutoff for 5x5 is 1:45 and I average about 3 mins. Is there any way that I could get that fast in the next couple of days or not? Thanks

edit: sorry for the very loud breathing in the video. I’m kind of sick rn and am stuffed up. And the mic was about an inch from my mouth

If you want to learn something quickly, I’d recommend full edge control. It is pretty intuitive, mostly consisting of sledgehammers and simple triggers

It’s basically where you insert your last f2l pair in a way that it solves the cross for OLL.

Here is a thread about it with an asset I’ve made for it: https://www.speedsolving.com/threads/full-edge-control-algset.88420/

Thanks!