Ideas on Keeping Track of Speedcubing Progress Thread

[Jennah]

This thread is for discussing and sharing ideas on keeping track of speedcubing progress.

As an example, I made a Google spreadsheet so I can insert an Ao12 every day to track my speed progression. I like to do this so I can make a chart such as this one:

This is what it looked like before I transformed it into a graph:

Date	3x3	2x2
1/31/23	35.85	8.05
2/1/23	36.13	8.05
2/3/23	38.42	8.38
2/4/23	36.86	8.38
2/5/23	35.53	7
2/6/23	33.67	7.8
2/7/23	33.54	7.18
2/8/23	33.39	7.92
2/9/23	33.2	7.26
2/10/23	32.96	7.74
2/11/23	30.99	7.3
2/12/23	32.64	7.4
2/13/23	30.54	6.53
2/14/23	30.25	6.67
2/15/23	31.58	7.14
2/16/23	31.58	7.14
2/17/23	31.58	7.14
2/18/23	31.2	7.14
2/19/23	31.2	7.14
2/20/23	31.2	7.14
2/21/23	31.76	6.49
2/22/23	31.76	6.49
2/23/23	30.4	6.49
2/27/23	30.33	6.69
2/28/23		6.26

 

[Deleted member 36445]

cool. that's a nice way to keep progress.
When I started cubing I made an effort to save all my averages on text files.
Later I did a script to compile those averages in a single file and made a web page to render those times, resulting in this graph:

https://filipeteixeira.com.br/cubegraph/

 

[Jennah]

cool. that's a nice way to keep progress.
When I started cubing I made an effort to save all my averages on text files.
Later I did a script to compile those averages in a single file and made a web page to render those times, resulting in this graph:

https://filipeteixeira.com.br/cubegraph/

Nice, that's a great idea

 

[FenTheGoat]

This thread is for discussing and sharing ideas on keeping track of speedcubing progress.

As an example, I made a Google spreadsheet so I can insert an Ao12 every day to track my speed progression. I like to do this so I can make a chart such as this one:
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This is what it looked like before I transformed it into a graph:

Date	3x3	2x2
1/31/23	35.85	8.05
2/1/23	36.13	8.05
2/3/23	38.42	8.38
2/4/23	36.86	8.38
2/5/23	35.53	7
2/6/23	33.67	7.8
2/7/23	33.54	7.18
2/8/23	33.39	7.92
2/9/23	33.2	7.26
2/10/23	32.96	7.74
2/11/23	30.99	7.3
2/12/23	32.64	7.4
2/13/23	30.54	6.53
2/14/23	30.25	6.67
2/15/23	31.58	7.14
2/16/23	31.58	7.14
2/17/23	31.58	7.14
2/18/23	31.2	7.14
2/19/23	31.2	7.14
2/20/23	31.2	7.14
2/21/23	31.76	6.49
2/22/23	31.76	6.49
2/23/23	30.4	6.49
2/27/23	30.33	6.69
2/28/23		6.26

On cstimer you can put a graph in the bottom right corner of the screen.

 

[qwr]

I have something similar: a Google Sheets spreadsheet storing session best singles, ao5s, ao12s, etc, what cube I used, any comments

 

[Jennah]

I have something similar: a Google Sheets spreadsheet storing session best singles, ao5s, ao12s, etc, what cube I used, any comments

That's a great idea, I should definitely start doing that

 

[An Animating Cuber]

I have two method's
1: I have a notepad file with every current pb I have for every event I have ever solved
2: Individual notepad files for every event where I will copy every Ao100 I do in a session.

 

[NmeCuber]

I use Excel to keep track of all pbs, and made a graph with excel of all my 3x3 pb singles. I also put the dates for all the records

 

[Deleted member 36445]

since I have been training lots of events lately I'm keep track of all my pbs on a spreadsheet.

on this tab I have a formula that gets all the fastest times from each other tab

Then I register the pbs individually on the other tabs
this way I know the date of each pb

Spoiler: oh

Spoiler: 2x2

Spoiler: 4x4

 

[Jennah]

since I have been training lots of events lately I'm keep track of all my pbs on a spreadsheet.

on this tab I have a formula that gets all the fastest times from each other tab

That's a great idea
I need to track my PB Ao100

 

[MJS Cubing]

I use a google sheet to keep track of my progress. @BenChristman1 has a great sheet in his about section or you can copy mine and fill it with your numbers (Link Below if you want to take a look) but if you use the same cs timer session forever, you can use the time trend function to see how your times decrease over time. You can also use the statistics feature for more info. On my PC everything fits but I’m typing this on my iPad, so they take up a little extra space.