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I posted some time ago that my best time was like 2:08 ... and now it's closer to 1:40 with the same simple F2L method I've been using. I have asked plenty of questions about different methods and while I like the "speedsolving"/"speedcubing" I find myself more attracted to the minimum amount of...

I read someplace that out of the population of the United States only about 7000 people can solve a rubik's cube. I think it must mean consistently. Does anyone know of some other statistics? Like about how many people can solve a cube in under 1 minute, 30 seconds, 20 seconds .... ? Or how...

I see lots of conversation about "move count". If I {R R} is that counted as two? If you do a Sune (or another algor) do you count each move of the algor or the algor as a single move? I'm seeing that people are stating that they can do a solve in sub-20 seconds with sub-45 moves. This seems...

Looking at the logistics of the cube itself and the need to "spin" I would imagine that adding weight to only the corners would add performance. Has anyone else thought about this ... and mostly -> is this just a crazy idea? I was thinking like adding a mixture of epoxy and bearings (BBs) to my...

Yes, I realize that this is considered very slow ... but my first solve EVER was a few days ago and I think I'm using a F2L method. I'm sure it's very beginner because I didn't quite grasp the other beginner "how-to" tutorials that I found so I just mixed two together that I could memorize and...