Who do you think the most successful speedcuber is?

But all Asians are like....NINJAS! GENIUS NINJASSSSSS!
/sarcasm
Anyway. I also want to add someone...I can't find the link anywhere. The guy who learned BLD before he could solve sighted.

Didn't Chris do that with 7x7? Well, he could solve 7x7, but decided he wanted to bld it first.

I did that with 6x6x6, and I'm pretty sure Mike did that with 7x7x7 and probably also 6x6x6.

Also, I think the most successful cuber would have to be either Ron, Ton, Tyson, Bob, as well as the Caltech crew, and just people in general who organize on a really regular basis or on a large scale. Without them, our hobby would not be anything what it is today.

Chris
 
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But all Asians are like....NINJAS! GENIUS NINJASSSSSS!
/sarcasm
Anyway. I also want to add someone...I can't find the link anywhere. The guy who learned BLD before he could solve sighted.

Didn't Chris do that with 7x7? Well, he could solve 7x7, but decided he wanted to bld it first.

I did that with 6x6x6, and I'm pretty sure Mike did that with 7x7x7 and probably also 6x6x6.

I did do that with 7x7x7, but not with 6x6x6 - I accidentally solved the 6x6x6 without thinking after one of my BLD DNF attempts. :(

The person you're thinking of, though, is Jeff Beltz, who works with me, and who I taught to solve BLD (using Macky's document). His first complete 3x3x3 solve was done blindfolded.
 
The person you're thinking of, though, is Jeff Beltz, who works with me, and who I taught to solve BLD (using Macky's document). His first complete 3x3x3 solve was done blindfolded.

Mike, you do realize that this makes you, by far, one of the most epic Rubik's cube teachers in the history of Rubik's cube teaching? :D

Chris
 
The person you're thinking of, though, is Jeff Beltz, who works with me, and who I taught to solve BLD (using Macky's document). His first complete 3x3x3 solve was done blindfolded.

Mike, you do realize that this makes you, by far, one of the most epic Rubik's cube teachers in the history of Rubik's cube teaching? :D

Chris

I think Mike might get Most Successful Teacher for that one. Yes, that's who I was thinking of. Thanks Mike!
 
I think it'll be Erik Akkersdijk. i think he is cool, funny, his records are awesome and not to mention he seemed a really nice guy:)
 
oh yes i forgot:Sebastien Felix. His ideas are awesome and i got ALL my OH algos from his website and his multislotting idea really changed the idea of F2L completely
 
Speed BLD: Deddy Corbuzier
Who?
<boring cheat video that I've seen before>
Hint: That was sarcasm. No, I'm not too stupid to use google.

Oh, that's not a boring video

1. He is number one magician in our country
2. He done it in national television
3. Until now, people still believe he actually done it
4. I didn't know that you're being sarcastic, but I know you can use google well
 
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