At what Rate is the Average Cuber Improving? (Google Form)

[CubeLite]

I want to make a video about at what speed you should be for any event, at any respective time in doing that event, like how brodythecuber did for 3x3, I want to do with every event.

And I need You to fill out this form that I made. It doesn't matter if your slow or fast, I need all kind of cubers for every event, just fill for the events you know to do.
It takes less than 10 minutes to complete it, I'm here to answer any questions you have about the form, and please answer with months at the how long you did each event.

At what Rate is the Average Cuber Improving?

Please fill this form out so that I can make a video about it, and see at what speed you should be for any period of your cubing journey. This is the video that I took inspiration from: https://youtu.be/TuLSlYadDjI?si=wqiDuO1Iw2r_ucGi Here is my channel if you want to subscribe (or search...

docs.google.com

 

[Epicgamer277]

what do i put if i've been doing the event for less than a month?

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

finished

 

[That_slow_guy]

Submitted

 

[abunickabhi]

submitted yo

 

[CubeLite]

what do i put if i've been doing the event for less than a month?

Sorry for replying late, just say 1 month

 

[Kami]

done

Uhm this was already concluded last year.

 

[eeeeeeeee]

Uhm this was already concluded last year.

i didnt realise so sorry i still thought it was 2024

 

[Deleted member 36445]

I just want to remind you that: there’s no one-size-fits-all timeline for improving in speedcubing. Everyone progresses at their own pace, and that’s perfectly okay. It’s completely natural to sometimes feel like you're not advancing as quickly as you’d like, but remember that progress is a personal journey. Take time to celebrate your own milestones, no matter how small, and be kind to yourself along the way. You’re doing great, and every step forward counts!

 

[CubeLite]

So I'm thinking to actually do the video, and I have like 100 responses, so if there is someone new that hasn't filled in, then please do it.

Also, is there someone that could help me figure out how to put spreadsheet informations into a graph, if you really want, I can credit you in the outro?

I just want to remind you that: there’s no one-size-fits-all timeline for improving in speedcubing. Everyone progresses at their own pace, and that’s perfectly okay. It’s completely natural to sometimes feel like you're not advancing as quickly as you’d like, but remember that progress is a personal journey. Take time to celebrate your own milestones, no matter how small, and be kind to yourself along the way. You’re doing great, and every step forward counts!

So do you want this to be the outro?

 

[qwr]

Seems like there is an obsession about improvement rate when it varies per person

 

[THE_V01DL0RD]

So I'm thinking to actually do the video, and I have like 100 responses, so if there is someone new that hasn't filled in, then please do it.

Also, is there someone that could help me figure out how to put spreadsheet informations into a graph, if you really want, I can credit you in the outro?


So do you want this to be the outro?

i think if you highlight the stats and you go to insert, there should be a graph button there

 

[efattah]

Your improvement rate is basically entirely proportional to (1) your willingness to do unpleasant drills, and (2) how many hours of those drills you are willing to do per day.

 

[qwr]

Your improvement rate is basically entirely proportional to (1) your willingness to do unpleasant drills, and (2) how many hours of those drills you are willing to do per day.

And learning algs
But it's only unpleasant if you believe it is! I find them interesting

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

Your improvement rate is basically entirely proportional to (1) your willingness to do unpleasant drills, and (2) how many hours of those drills you are willing to do per day.

deliberate practice for the win

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

I just want to remind you that: there’s no one-size-fits-all timeline for improving in speedcubing. Everyone progresses at their own pace, and that’s perfectly okay. It’s completely natural to sometimes feel like you're not advancing as quickly as you’d like, but remember that progress is a personal journey. Take time to celebrate your own milestones, no matter how small, and be kind to yourself along the way. You’re doing great, and every step forward counts!

i always forget this. I keep trying to match the pace of world-class solvers when i just can’t.

 

[Deleted member 36445]

So I'm thinking to actually do the video, and I have like 100 responses, so if there is someone new that hasn't filled in, then please do it.

Also, is there someone that could help me figure out how to put spreadsheet informations into a graph, if you really want, I can credit you in the outro?


So do you want this to be the outro?

Sure

 

[CubeLite]

Seems like there is an obsession about improvement rate when it varies per person

Your improvement rate is basically entirely proportional to (1) your willingness to do unpleasant drills, and (2) how many hours of those drills you are willing to do per day.

Ok guys, I'm just trying to make a fun statistics video, I think it would be interesting if you could see at what speed the average cuber is at any time, I know that is not true, but for example, I took inspiration from Brody The Cuber which did this video with 3x3 and it made me realize that I'm slow and since then, I look there and see that I'm getting better, atleast before my hand accident, I will make sure to make the outro this because it is important