Mental barriers in all WCA events

In which WCA events you have reached the professional barriers

  • 3x3

  • 2x2

  • 4x4

  • 5x5

  • 6x6

  • 7x7

  • 3OH

  • 3BLD

  • FMC

  • Skewb

  • Pyraminx

  • Megaminx

  • Square-1

  • Clock

  • 4BLD

  • 5BLD

  • MBLD

  • None yet


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3x3: sub 8
2x2: sub 3
4x4: sub 30
5x5: sub 1
6x6: sub 2
7x7: sub 3
3OH: sub 15
3BLD: sub 1
FMC: sub 30
Skewb: sub 5
Pyraminx: sub 4
Megaminx: sub 50
Square-1: sub 15
Clock: sub 8
4BLD: sub 10
5BLD: sub 30
MBLD: 3 points or more

These are just my subjective thoughts over the mental barriers in all WCA events, feel free to share your thoughts down below
 
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you said you are in skewb, but top 100 for average is well below sub-3 average
I suppose this completely depends on how you define “professional”, but I don’t agree with a few of these barriers, especially Clock, MBLD, BLD, and 2x2
"Professional" doesnt necessarily mean to be world class.
As for Clock, MBLD, BLD, and 2x2, what do you think are suposed to be the professional barriers?
 
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought a professional was someone who could make a living from their profession.

I've heard a couple other definitions, but the one I think applies most here is that a professional is anyone with 10,000 hours of experience in something. This thread strikes me as different from the 'how fast do you need to be world class thread' (paraphrase), but I think you could probably use similar times for this.
 
How are you defining professional then?
Just my personal thoughts, but I believe being "professional" in a event means that you are decent enough in that particular event where you can possibly podiums in local comps
It might be more precise to describe it as "mental barriers" I guess...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought a professional was someone who could make a living from their profession.

I've heard a couple other definitions, but the one I think applies most here is that a professional is anyone with 10,000 hours of experience in something. This thread strikes me as different from the 'how fast do you need to be world class thread' (paraphrase), but I think you could probably use similar times for this.
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3x3: sub 8
2x2: sub 3
4x4: sub 30
5x5: sub 1
6x6: sub 2
7x7: sub 3
3OH: sub 15
3BLD: sub 1
FMC: sub 30
Skewb: sub 5
Pyraminx: sub 4
Megaminx: sub 50
Square-1: sub 20
Clock: sub 10
4BLD: sub 10
5BLD: sub 30
MBLD: 3 points or more

These are just my subjective thoughts over the mental barriers in all WCA events, feel free to share your thoughts down below
I think clock could probably be like sub 8 or something faster.
 
3x3: sub 8
2x2: sub 3
4x4: sub 30
5x5: sub 1
6x6: sub 2
7x7: sub 3
3OH: sub 15
3BLD: sub 1
FMC: sub 30
Skewb: sub 5
Pyraminx: sub 4
Megaminx: sub 50
Square-1: sub 20
Clock: sub 8
4BLD: sub 10
5BLD: sub 30
MBLD: 3 points or more

These are just my subjective thoughts over the mental barriers in all WCA events, feel free to share your thoughts down below
2x2 has to be sub-2.5 atleast
 
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