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Learn it intuitively if you aren't already. J Perm has a good video on it.

this is the kind of content im here for

Not for me, but I usually think cubes are too fast not too slow I found it too fast, but I think that’s mostly personal preference. I prefer a more controllable cube

It's a nice cube but I couldn't main it

I think so. I used the Wuque until the Valk came out and definitely prefer it

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The definition of twisty or twisty puzzle is irrelevant. It's missing the whole twisty puzzle, colorful vibe. I also don't like it because there is only one company selling clocks (which was a large reason people were against redi cube), and it's a poor spectator event. As for hardware, you...

Location: Winston Salem, NC Events: 3x3, 4x4, 5x5, OH, megaminx, pyraminx Registration opens June 30 https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/competitions/RockyTheRamCubes2019#general-info

Should probably actually plan the comp first. People will staff

Contact your local delegate, they are usually pretty happy to help and they will be helping you out a lot anyway if you actually decide to organize one.

Hi guys, trying to get sub 40 and looking for some tips. I know yau and currently average 44-45. I can predict at least the first center in inspection. My cube is a poorly lubed thunderclap mini, I just ordered a wuque mini m. I'm sub 10 on 3x3. I know like 5 last 2 edge pairing algs, and maybe...

It can be useful sometimes, depends on the case. If rotating to insert is going to help with future pairs, then go ahead and rotate. But if it's better not to, then do the alg.

The only tip video I will ever make.

After every few edges, just mentally repeat everything you've memo'd so far.

Doing well. How about you? We did a co-op for a year and didn't like it.

Welcome :)

Nathan Wilson has some pretty basic tutorials.

I think if a cuber only draws motivation from their wish to beat some world record, they're going to crash and burn anyway. I don't think that's enough to be the sole motivation behind cubing.

Start at your normal grip and do all the U moves by pushing with you left index finger.

I think this alg is easier: r U' r2 U r2 U r2 U' r