Recent content by Alex B71

I believe i averaged mid-14 when i got my first sub-10, it was only a high 9 but after that the sub-10s just started rolling in.

Here is something purely for corner 3cycles, probably not exactly what you're looking for... but hey, another tool you could use. http://csclub.uwaterloo.ca/~krmatthe/corner-search.cgi

i got my first success on the 3rd attempt, but i did alot of sighted solves using the method first followed by a corners only and edges only attempts. the sighted solves were mainly to become familiar with my lettering scheme. i learnt op for corners and m2 for edges, i would recommend moving...

On youtube you will find a channel under the name "Kian Monsour", he's a very skilled roux user and has made a 4 part tutorial aimed towards beginners. i should note if you're coming from a layer by layer method roux may seem a little awkward at first but it shouldn't be too bad. Also, this...

And i thought Felix Zemdegs was a cool name.

Just awesome, seriously awesome.

It does seem like the issue is parity, their isn't really anything i can say that hasn't already been explained well. So i will direct you to this (http://www.stefan-pochmann.info/spocc/blindsolving/3x3/old.php) it should help.

First off, Amazing quality of production. But honestly, i don't think this method is better than Original OP for these reasons. 1. Complications in setup moves, adding thinking time 2. memo fluidity is destroyed and made very complicated (compared to normal memo), also adding thinking time. 3...

Sorry about this essay in advance. I've been thinking about 5-cycle corners recently, just as a fun thing to do. And i don't have a clue... It's well beyond my mental ability. But here's what i made and wrote down after a few hours of trying to work out what i believe would be one of the more...

It mainly has stopped being called BH, it's usually known as 3style or speed optimized comms. BH, if i'm not mistaken is meant to be completely move optimal.

Here are some things you may find useful https://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Corners_First http://www.stefan-pochmann.info/spocc/blindsolving/M2R2/ https://www.speedsolving.com/wiki/index.php/Commutators_and_Conjugates From reading these you will be able to find links and navigate...

From what iv'e seen, you have to turn it really fast for at least 70% of the video whilst saying it's either buttery or crunchy. Force the cube to cut a ridiculous amount which should never really be all that necessary. And then finish it up with a summary of "It's pretty good" or "It's not that...

Normally when we add the lube it is just a thin layer allowing the pieces to glide over the other pieces. adding more increases the size of the layer, allowing the lubricant to move at will with the other pieces then making a counter productive effect of added resistance whilst still giving the...

I can't wait for 2050, That is literally going to blow my mind!