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I average 15 so these are slightly worse than normal, but i thought it would be good to show my bad solves over my good ones

this method looks interesting and it seems viable, does anyone have some resources for it?

I've been using it for a while and it just seems to be a bad method, even ZZ-CT which was surposed to be amazing couldn't avoid the downside of being a ZZ variant.

Since we all need a place to boast lets keep it out of any important threads.

so in the last two comps ive been to i've missed cut off for 4x4 and 5x5 4x4 i average 1:30 5x5 i average 3:00 am i not allowed to participate due to rule a1c also does this mean i cant dnf a solve after cutoff on my second atempt?

i was reading the pole on what speedcubing method people used and i started to think "what makes cfop a compelling method?" i use zz and in my very very VERY biased opinion zz is cfop but without rotations and an easier ll and roux has less moves and better ergonimics than both of them SO WHY...

Just to put more emphasis on the fact that were all nerds who dont have friends lets talk about the exact minute we get our best times. for me it 3:00 because thats the time uk comps usually have 3x3 on and i got my pb in all my comps. Whats yours?

So i've been averaging sub 20 for about 2 months now and my times have increased a bit but they seem to have stagnated. I don't know what to practice my look ahead is good enough to keep up with my turns yet it still takes me 9 seconds to finish zzf2l, my eoline is usually one looked but still...

So i know that the best thing to do isnt to jsut do solves 24/7 but wheat else should i do? I know for cross (and eoline/first roux block) i need to practice not looking with infinite inspection, but how should I practice f2l and last layer except from just doing them over and over, because...

so everyone knows that cfop is the only option for big cubes (if your using redux or yau) but after thinking about it there isnt really any negatives for zz you could orient the f2l edges at the start or whilst solving the already oreintated ones, which is farely easy with yau for roux you...

firstly please keep this thread objective opinions will ruin it! theirs so many of us cubers who all use different methods and so many people making new methods but why isn't there an OBJECTIVELY better method? i know people have different turn styles but with most competitive things everyone...

What's your opinion on all the new cubing stores appearing it's good here in England but what about in other countries?

hello from an unspecified country... GIVE ME ATTENTTION!!! i like cubing which makes me individual im a boy im not a fake account