Zane_C
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I completed 2 out of the 3 blindfold solves I did at UIndy, which was my first time doing BLD in competition (I hadn't done blindfold solving at all since my first BLD solve at home in Jan. until 2-3 weeks ago). They were 5:15.13 and ~6, which is a bit off from the three and a half-ish minutes I've been getting at home. I was so nervous, I even felt like I was going to pass out for some reason, so the fact that I got any successes makes me happy.
First ever ao5 IIRC, and PB single. Previous PB before this was 1:55. I should practice more. I'm finally starting to trust auditory, and it's awesome because it's literally instant to say the letter of where it goes. Corner memo is fast.
http://www.speedsolving.com/forum/s...lindfold-race!&p=554153&viewfull=1#post554153
Get a little faster, and we'll race. Gogogo!
1:32.15 [33.xx] PB.
Had parity. 1 corner and 1 edge solved.
2x2x2 BLD sucess!
My first 3 BLD sucesses ever, just need to work on my memory and then move up to 3BLD!
Times: 2:43.74 - 1:14.05 - 1:38.38
Yes, parity remains exactly the same. Just do an R-perm once you've finished whatever you execute first (corners or edges).can someone tell me if the parity remains the same on old pochman method if you'r doing corners frst then edges? parity it's just a simple R permutation?