artless1der
Veteran
one method I have had (some) success with is doing multiple solves of the same scrambles
Just write down a scramble you get from CSTimer (or whatev timer) and scramble your 4/5/6/7/8
Figure your best start approach, do the timed solve... then use the same scramble again and repeat... and repeat...
and see if you can work better solutions (and times) as you proceed...
obvi
any time after the 1st try shouldn't count in terms of PB, but this method does enable better practice because of higher confidence levels as you go thru the solving process, which does still help better turning and algorithm use in centers and edges
...also, the bigger the cube the more pieces and the harder it will be to have much similarity between repetitions of the same scramble, so after a point (probably during centers) the 2nd, 3rd, etc solves on the same scramble become very different while still letting you see new and/or better ways to aooroach solving as you go along
Just write down a scramble you get from CSTimer (or whatev timer) and scramble your 4/5/6/7/8
Figure your best start approach, do the timed solve... then use the same scramble again and repeat... and repeat...
and see if you can work better solutions (and times) as you proceed...
obvi
any time after the 1st try shouldn't count in terms of PB, but this method does enable better practice because of higher confidence levels as you go thru the solving process, which does still help better turning and algorithm use in centers and edges
...also, the bigger the cube the more pieces and the harder it will be to have much similarity between repetitions of the same scramble, so after a point (probably during centers) the 2nd, 3rd, etc solves on the same scramble become very different while still letting you see new and/or better ways to aooroach solving as you go along
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