[Unofficial] 3x3 Rubik's Cube With Feet: 42.972 PB!!! Non-Lucky!!

[Coolster01]

This is my new PB for feet! It was part of a 54.xxx mean of 3, which I'll edit the solves together later. This was NON-LUCKY!!! I am so happy!! It kills the United States National Record and almost North American Record!!

This is absolutely unbelievable! 54.xxx Mean of 3 to be uploaded within a week.

 

[Dacuba]

My Exclamation-Mark-O-Meter is showing some serious peak around this thread.

But theres also content in my post, can you tell me a serious approach to this event?
And how long did it take you to get a sub1?

Oh, and congratulations

 

[Coolster01]

My Exclamation-Mark-O-Meter is showing some serious peak around this thread.

But theres also content in my post, can you tell me a serious approach to this event?
And how long did it take you to get a sub1?

Haha, very funny.

I actually started practicing seriously after Indiana 2012 (November 3, 2012) when I placed in the event with only a 2:1.x.xx mean of 3. So only 2.5 months ago I was just a total n00b in feet solving. I really got my first sub-1 average last week and my first sub-1 single in early-mid December. Feet solving really is about practicing. It automatically just makes your TPS faster. Also, don't try going faster than you really can, just let yourself do a comfortable TPS, or else it leads to lockups and bad lookahead. Lookahead is important too! My TPS clearly isn't the fastest, but my lookahead is good. If Petrus is a method that is good, use it. But don't use it if pauses take too long (like me, I use Fridrich). Also, use a hard floor (with stackmat. If you don't have one you should use carpet) because it requires you to move your feet a little harder, and comps don't usually have carpet. I practiced a lot, too. Feet is an underestimated event. Also, never get frustrated or else you won't get ANYTHING good for the rest of the day.

 

[Coolster01]

Quick Update:
My 54.xxx mean of 3 is probably coming today!