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Yay! Just shy of 20k points though... On the other hand, I'm not quite sure why I have 9 points from feet?

Resolving parity during cubeshape is both easier and more efficient. Most people who learn CSP would have a decent knowledge of most cubeshapes and which lead to the other, so learning cubeshape solutions is much easier than learning normal algorithms (like EP or CPP). Furthermore, I don't think...

3x3: 9.08, 10.36, (8.84), 9.78, (12.53) = 9.74 FMC: 32 moves

Jonatan's fourth solve was a +2.

The one that most people use is quite fast if you fingertrick it properly. See this video I know some people use the RUD algs too.

This is a J perm cancelled into a T perm. Good for big cubes, but the standard alg(s) are better for 3x3.

He knows CSP, so tracing probably takes more than 5 seconds.

Rubik's is a registered trademark, needed to be removed from a lot of places on the website before WCA becomes a non-profit. (from James Molloy)

Go to cstimer>2x2x2>EG0

28:08 first 4BLD success! Definitely beatable with a better cube and a better wing method (i.e. r2)

I believe US Nationals is traditionally around late July and early August. This year was an exception.

I think it depends very much on how often you solve. Doing 50 solves in 3 days as compared to doing one a week across a whole year can have very different effects. I think my improvement might not be very representative of others because of differing 3x3 speeds to begin with, but the general...

Nice to hit a purple patch of form again. First 5 solves are a 7.97 ao5 Generated By csTimer on 2017-11-14 avg of 12: 8.694 Time List: 1. 7.944 U' R2 D B2 D' L2 R2 F2 D L2 R D' L R' U B' R2 B2 U R2 2. 8.040 U L R' U2 B2 U2 F2 U2 R U2 F2 B L U2 L2 F L2 R2 U B' 3. 7.912 F U L2 D' F2 R D'...

You don't really need to worry about splits at this speed. Just do ~50 solves and you'll probably be sub-2 already.

No. As long as you solve centres and edges with the intention of reducing the cube to a 3x3, it is considered reduction, regardless of how you solve the centres or pair the edges. Yau and Hoya can be considered variations of reduction in this respect. However, traditional reduction simply...

http://ohrndorf.org/wca-stats/stats/comppairs/ this was from 7 June though

I like this T ZBLL: r U' r U2 R' F R U2 r2 F

Mind you, if this were an actual attempt, 1 move cancels in the XXCross and another move can be saved by AUFing once, so it would be 27 moves.

I currently use OP/OP and average around 2:30-3 minutes for 3BLD. In the past, I've tried switching to both TuRBo and M2 for edges. Both times, I learnt the methods, but never got around to using them in solves because I never stuck with them for long enough such that I was able to improve with...

It was a prank:p