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I'm using Zhanchi too.Finally! I thought I am the only one. (Nearly) everyone says that Weilong is the best, but I found my Zhanchi far more superior. And I have many Weilongs.
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I'm using Zhanchi too.Finally! I thought I am the only one. (Nearly) everyone says that Weilong is the best, but I found my Zhanchi far more superior. And I have many Weilongs.
i think lau uses 2.
i always thought it popped too much.
Nooooooooooo!
I just did my luckiest non-lucky (heh, funny phrase... I mean, short and fast without a single skip) solution.
And it is 0.02 seconds slower than my PB! Which is older than the internet I think...
10.18
D B' U' F' D F' R U L D2 R2 F2 L2 B2 D2 R2 D B2 D' R2
y' x'
R2 u' U' F r' F (6)
M U' M2 U R' U' R' U' R (9)
U R' U' R U' R' U2 R (8)
M2 U M' U M' U2 M' U2 M' U' M2 U' M' U2 M U2 (16)
alg.cubing.net
Damn you long LSE...
That's too bad. My Roux PB is 13.xx
One day, we will break the barrier... One day...
This is how I feel. Except you are about a second ish faster than me.
For those of you with sub 10 singles, about what were you averaging when you got your first?
i think i got my first sub 10 single when i was averaging about 15, maybe even earlier.
Heh I'm still at about 18. I thing doing more Roux OH will help with efficiency and lookahead.
Kinda noticed that I'm more efficient during OH. Though, I can't seem to translate from OH to regular solving.
I've been drilling L6E and just can't get sub-6. Any tips? It's not liIe I use a lot of moves, I just have a lot of pauses. My tps isn't bad though.
2-1-1? Averaging 4 for LSE is quite far away for me (I'm around the same speed as TheNextFeliks for LSE). What about if you want to average sub-6, not 4? Something like 2.5-1.5-1.5?1) Practice to solve the LSE in three looks (solve the three substeps without looking at them during the execution). Aim for 2-1-1.
2) Slow down, and during the EO track the UL/UR pieces. Try to merge the two steps into one, fluent solve.
3) Learn /practice additional fingertricks for <M,U>.
4) Look for LSE videos on youtube for inspiration (and fingertricks).
2-1-1? Averaging 4 for LSE is quite far away for me (I'm around the same speed as TheNextFeliks for LSE). What about if you want to average sub-6, not 4? Something like 2.5-1.5-1.5?
I've been drilling L6E and just can't get sub-6. Any tips? It's not liIe I use a lot of moves, I just have a lot of pauses. My tps isn't bad though.
I have been learning Roux now and have decided to become y axis color neutral? How can I do it?
Also, in LSE, should I use the direct solutions from Waffo's site or cycle through?