Hi from Ryan

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Hello, I am from the United States. I enjoy cubing and origami. I am part of my schools robotics team in which I program. I have been cubing since March. I joined a different cubing forum but it was suggested that I come here so here I am. I have 2x2, 3x3, 4x4 and pyraminx.
 
The next feliks? Wait til you surpass him and regret your username.
what meffod?

I use fridrich. Want to use roux like you and waffo but I am very slow at it.

Wow! I just did a 40 second roux solve.

Do you know anything about programming in RobotC. We use that for our robot.
 
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I use fridrich. Want to use roux like you and waffo but I am very slow at it.

Wow! I just did a 40 second roux solve.

Do you know anything about programming in RobotC. We use that for our robot.

nope.avi
Don't know anything about programming, although I know we use Java.
And 5381? Is that FTC, or has FRC gone that high already?
 
I want to restart my intro thread. Here goes:

Hi my name is Ryan a.k.a TheNextFeliks. I have cubing since March and seriously speedcubing in June. I use CFOP and ZZ. I sometimes use ZZ. I am hoping to get faster at ZZ and use it as my main.
My PBs and avgs are:
2x2: not sure I think 4ish Avg:sub-10
3x3: 21.51(CFOP) 28.xx(zz) Avg: CFOP:low 30s ZZ:high 30s
4x4: 2:20.xx Avg: 2:30-2:45
5x5: just got. One timed attempt: 8:xx.xx Avg:n/a
Pyraminx: 6.97 Avg: 12
Square-1: ~1:00.xx(don't remember) Avg:~1:45

I love BLD. I have had three successes. My PB is 5:27(2:14). I hope to become sub-1 eventually and more consistent.
I hope to get faster while on this forum. I have not progressing much at all. Do you have any tips? I have a YouTube named TheNextFeliks. Thanks!
 
Posted today in Marcel's thread...
Man I wish my intro thread took off like this one. It is two months old though so I shouldn't bump it.

And I can only +1 what Noah said earlier:

Well there's your problem.

You ask a LOT of questions, of which many of the answers can be found by the using the search bar or scrolling back through certain threads. All the tutorials, guides, tips and expert advice is there. I'm not purposely being mean, in fact if you're truly determined to succeed then that's admirable and good luck to you. But this is exactly what research is all about. You'll progress a lot faster if you don't rely on our advice all the time, try ideas out for yourself to see what works and what doesn't.
 
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