Tips for cubers with small hands!

Areli Gómez

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I have small hands myself. Like REALLY small hands, about 11cm (4 1/2 inches) last time I measured them. I’m 143cm (4’8”) tall, so it makes sense. If you’re short or just have small hands here’s some tips!

1. UTILIZE FINGERTRICKS!!! You especially need them! Small hands kind of slow down the turning, so use fingertricks for every face to make it faster!
2. Get a smaller cube if needs be. I use a 50mm 3x3 for OH. My main MF3RS M is too large for my hands during OH solves.
3. Just keep solving! Don’t use the small hands as an excuse and just keep trying!
 
I have small hands myself. Like REALLY small hands, about 11cm (4 1/2 inches) last time I measured them. I’m 143cm (4’8”) tall, so it makes sense. If you’re short or just have small hands here’s some tips!

1. UTILIZE FINGERTRICKS!!! You especially need them! Small hands kind of slow down the turning, so use fingertricks for every face to make it faster!
2. Get a smaller cube if needs be. I use a 50mm 3x3 for OH. My main MF3RS M is too large for my hands during OH solves.
3. Just keep solving! Don’t use the small hands as an excuse and just keep trying!
Damn, thats actually pretty useful.
 
Small hands don't slow down turning though. Just look at the super young superstars from China like YiHeng and RuiHang laying down WRs. They have incredibly fast turning and still have child sized hands. Smaller cubes can definitely be helpful though.
 
Small hands don't slow down turning though. Just look at the super young superstars from China like YiHeng and RuiHang laying down WRs. They have incredibly fast turning and still have child sized hands. Smaller cubes can definitely be helpful though.
Yeah. I’m 13 but I’m done growing. For me having a bigger cube, it drops out of my hands sometimes
 
I also have fine motor issues so maybe it’s that too. I tend to be pretty aggressive with turning
If you know you have fine motor issues why would you claim your problem is caused by smaller hands? You didn’t isolate the issue. It’s like complaining you swim slowly with short arms and not disclosing you also don’t have legs.
 
If you know you have fine motor issues why would you claim your problem is caused by smaller hands? You didn’t isolate the issue. It’s like complaining you swim slowly with short arms and not disclosing you also don’t have legs.
Because they’ve mostly been fixed. Small hands are a factor though at least for me. 😅
 
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