emolover
Legend
[youtube]jprHhI8Lwdo&feature=channel_video_title[/youtube]
(15.45), 15.66, (21.79), 16.37, 15.70
(15.45), 15.66, (21.79), 16.37, 15.70
[Unofficial] 15.91 avg of 5. Tips?
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chicken9290
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great job.
tips
1.dont start with the cube in your hand
2.speed up your f2l
besides that good job
tips
1.dont start with the cube in your hand
2.speed up your f2l
besides that good job
~Adam~
Legend
Your cross to 1st F2L pair transition could be a lot smoother. Still some pauses during F2L, so that could be worked on.
chrissyD
Veteran
why do you always say that. There's no rule that says you cant start with it in your hand unless it's a competition and this clearly isn't a competition
a small kitten
Veteran
It makes you think you are faster than if you were to solve with a stackmat.
JyH
Veteran
Wow, that had to be some of the most useful tips I've ever seen. Let me try.
1. Try to get better averages.
Joël
Veteran
You have some nice and quick fingers!
I am sure you can figure out some improvements by analysing the vid yourself, optionally in slowmo.
One thing that I would suggest, is to use M and U for U perms, instead of R and U, but maybe that's personal. At least try it though.
Maybe you should also practice slow solving. Just try to do a solve of 30s, try to do it without stopping. This requires solving the cube extremely slowly. Then try to do fluent solves like that 25, 20 seconds, and start pushing it to the limit. I don't recommend slowsolving for too long though, you'll get used to the slower rythm, which is bad. I do believe this is a great practice for lookahead, though.
I am sure you can figure out some improvements by analysing the vid yourself, optionally in slowmo.
One thing that I would suggest, is to use M and U for U perms, instead of R and U, but maybe that's personal. At least try it though.
Maybe you should also practice slow solving. Just try to do a solve of 30s, try to do it without stopping. This requires solving the cube extremely slowly. Then try to do fluent solves like that 25, 20 seconds, and start pushing it to the limit. I don't recommend slowsolving for too long though, you'll get used to the slower rythm, which is bad. I do believe this is a great practice for lookahead, though.
