speedpicker
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A friend of mine has been cubing for a relatively short period of time (he is around the 32 second mark). However, he is completely missing the middle finger of his right hand, which affects him on certain algs.
We wondered if he is the fastest nine fingered cuber in the world, given how infrequently you run into the digitally challenged.
I asked around a bit at the UK Open and found that there are several cubers who only have one hand who are extremely fast at OH, and there is another cuber who has only one or two fingers on one of his hands who is also very quick, but my friend and I were specifically interested in whether anyone knows of a sub 30 second, nine fingered cuber, preferably with an idea of the person's average.
Basically my friend would like to become the fastest nine fingered cuber in the world and wants to know where the benchmark currently is. Hope you guys can help with this slightly odd request.
Oh yes, just in case you were wondering, he once played basketball without taking off his ring. Did a slam dunk, the rest is history. Kids, let this be a lesson!
Cheers guys, look forward to your responses.
We wondered if he is the fastest nine fingered cuber in the world, given how infrequently you run into the digitally challenged.
I asked around a bit at the UK Open and found that there are several cubers who only have one hand who are extremely fast at OH, and there is another cuber who has only one or two fingers on one of his hands who is also very quick, but my friend and I were specifically interested in whether anyone knows of a sub 30 second, nine fingered cuber, preferably with an idea of the person's average.
Basically my friend would like to become the fastest nine fingered cuber in the world and wants to know where the benchmark currently is. Hope you guys can help with this slightly odd request.
Oh yes, just in case you were wondering, he once played basketball without taking off his ring. Did a slam dunk, the rest is history. Kids, let this be a lesson!
Cheers guys, look forward to your responses.
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