🇺🇸 Colorado, USA

[BradyCubes08]

back then though, the WRs were just as hard to beat considering hardware and efficient methods and stuff.

 

[oliver sitja sichel]

i agree but the 4 second wrs were achievable by almost anyone that is sub 10

 

[cubeshepherd]

Registration for Olde Town Parker 2020 opens in less then 24 hours. Make sure to register soon to make sure you have a slot in the competition, and we look forward to seeing you there.

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The World Cube Association governs competitions for mechanical puzzles that are operated by twisting groups of pieces, commonly known as 'twisty puzzles'. The most famous of these puzzles is the Rubik's Cube, invented by professor Rubik from Hungary. A selection of these puzzles are chosen as...

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[cubeshepherd]

Registration for Olde Town Parker 2020 is now open: https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/competitions/OldeTownParker2020/edit/registrations YAY!!

 

[oliver sitja sichel]

so many comps 2 months in a row of comps woah i am blown away

 

[cubeshepherd]

so many comps 2 months in a row of comps woah i am blown away

I know and am very thankful for all the help and support everyone has been giving, with helping organaize, staff and run these competitions. Without you all none of these competitions would be possible, and I look forward to getting more comps announced soon.

 

[oliver sitja sichel]

i learned squan parity (im still not going to compete though)

 

[KingCanyon]

Update: I may be ready propose some events for my competition in April by the end of the year and get a schedule ready. I just need to find a delegate after that. Also, do any of you know what the events for the March comp will be looking like?

 

[cubeshepherd]

I may be ready propose some events for my competition in April by the end of the year and get a schedule ready. I just need to find a delegate after that

Sounds good and I look forward to seeing the event list. Additionally, we were asked to wait on announcing any competitions from March on, until we hear back from the WQAC/WEC.

Also, do any of you know what the events for the March comp will be looking like?

For one comp (which seems more likely than the other one) will have 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, Megaminx, Pyraminx, and Skewb.
I have been told by Mitch that someone else is interested in possibly hosting a competition in March as well in Colorado Springs, but I am not certain if that will happen.

Lastly, all registration slots for Colorado Springs Winter 2020 have been filled and a waiting list has started.

 

[EngiNerdBrian]

I created a WCA account and i registered for the Parker 2020 competition today! This will be my first ever comp and i registered for 3x3,3x3 blind, 2x2 & pyraminx.

I've always been a 3x3 guy and never did much dedicated practice on the other puzzles (except blind) but i figured i might as well compete since i'll be there

 

[cubeshepherd]

I created a WCA account and i registered for the Parker 2020 competition today! This will be my first ever comp and i registered for 3x3,3x3 blind, 2x2 & pyraminx.

I've always been a 3x3 guy and never did much dedicated practice on the other puzzles (except blind) but i figured i might as well compete since I'll be there

Very glad to hear that you will be attending, and that you can make it. We look forward to meeting you there and please let us know if you have any questions.

 

[cubeshepherd]

Update: I may be ready propose some events for my competition in April by the end of the year and get a schedule ready. I just need to find a delegate after that. Also, do any of you know what the events for the March comp will be looking like?

After just talking with Bradley (one of the Utah delegates) it seems we are on for local 2020 comps, and Calvin and him, or maybe a different delegate will be happy to come out to delegate some Colorado comps, so if you are still interested in your comp please let me know in a PM all the details for your comp (especially the date to make sure it works for one of them) and after that we can contact Bradley or Calvin.

 

[oliver sitja sichel]

as the new year inches closer and closer what are some goals you guys have mine is to continue developing my 3x3 method criss cross(you have a garunteed x cross each solve i still need to get a sub 10 with it to at least semi prove it is a reasonably viable speedcubing method

 

[KingCanyon]

After just talking with Bradley (one of the Utah delegates) it seems we are on for local 2020 comps, and Calvin and him, or maybe a different delegate will be happy to come out to delegate some Colorado comps, so if you are still interested in your comp please let me know in a PM all the details for your comp (especially the date to make sure it works for one of them) and after that we can contact Bradley or Calvin.

Alright thanks! I should have a proposed schedule and events ready within this week, so I’ll PM you and you can let me know what you think of it.

 

[weatherman223]

The Greeley person now wants late march. If that’s the case, then I’ll be skipping the competition, as for one it’s my holiday break, and two, the town is rather unsafe. If it’s mid March, I’ll consider going.

 

[weatherman223]

Alright thanks! I should have a proposed schedule and events ready within this week, so I’ll PM you and you can let me know what you think of it.

Also, Ryan. If you need any help with co organization, hit me up and I can see what I can do. I’d be happy to help if the date is one I can make.

 

[KingCanyon]

Also, Ryan. If you need any help with co organization, hit me up and I can see what I can do. I’d be happy to help if the date is one I can make.

I just need to see what days I have outdoor track meets on. It may be hard to see what those days will be this far in advance.

 

[KingCanyon]

Sorry for the double post, but nice job to Brayden for getting the 2nd 4x4 blindfolded solve in Colorado history in Dallas. He got a 17:35. SR still stands at 13:31 though. I hope to learn 4x4 blind and go for this SR!

 

[BradyCubes08]

Sorry for the double post, but nice job to Brayden for getting the 2nd 4x4 blindfolded solve in Colorado history in Dallas. He got a 17:35. SR still stands at 13:31 though. I hope to learn 4x4 blind and go for this SR!

Thanks!

 

[KingCanyon]

Just registered for Olde Town Parker 2020! I will be competing in everything if I decide to learn square-1 before then. I’m mainly excited for the 3 rounds of 2x2, 3x3 blindfolded, and of course 3x3! It should be a fun comp like the one in January.