I solved my first cube Thanksgiving 2011.
I learned 4-look last layer a few months later, then didn't solve a cube all Summer and promptly forgot it all.
I relearned 2-look OLL and learned full PLL in Fall 2012.
In December 2012, I stumbled upon Crazybadcuber's and Cyoubx's F2L videos, got hooked, and decided speedcubing would be a thing. I gradually learned full OLL over the next two months (sort of: a handful of cases I just solve as if they were 2-look except I have the second algorithm memorized).
It's felt like a long (and sometimes very frustrating) path since then, but recently sub 20 is feeling closer and closer:
[video=youtube_share;pUiBFMcQq2Q]http://youtu.be/pUiBFMcQq2Q[/video]
Whenever I watch myself solving, I think my turning is atrocious and my recognition is sometimes off. In solve #1 in the video, I start a G perm and then backtrack when I realize it's actually an A perm. But, that means I actually know what I need to improve on!
I've been lurking on this forum for a while. This is my introduction!
I learned 4-look last layer a few months later, then didn't solve a cube all Summer and promptly forgot it all.
I relearned 2-look OLL and learned full PLL in Fall 2012.
In December 2012, I stumbled upon Crazybadcuber's and Cyoubx's F2L videos, got hooked, and decided speedcubing would be a thing. I gradually learned full OLL over the next two months (sort of: a handful of cases I just solve as if they were 2-look except I have the second algorithm memorized).
It's felt like a long (and sometimes very frustrating) path since then, but recently sub 20 is feeling closer and closer:
[video=youtube_share;pUiBFMcQq2Q]http://youtu.be/pUiBFMcQq2Q[/video]
Whenever I watch myself solving, I think my turning is atrocious and my recognition is sometimes off. In solve #1 in the video, I start a G perm and then backtrack when I realize it's actually an A perm. But, that means I actually know what I need to improve on!
I've been lurking on this forum for a while. This is my introduction!