Yann1qua12DagOat
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As the title suggests, this thread is dedicated to a slightly strange way to solve your average 3x3 - for every move you do 1 push up.
*RULES*
You just time yourself doing a 3x3 solve (you can have 15s of inspection beforehand) and you do a push up for every move (rotations don't count). It's fine if you rest between moves, so as long as you do the push ups you're fine!
When doing this challenge, it must be 1 move and then 1 push up. If it's an OLL or PLL alg then you can execute it, followed by the pushups seeing as you don't have the muscle memory when doing it one move at a time. Only times set using this method will make it onto the leaderboard, due to it being considerably harder to do 1 move and then a push up straight after (it also takes longer).
Whoever replies to this thread with his/her times & move count will be added to the leaderboard!
Good luck guys!
Leaderboard
1st - @JCubes_ - 46 - 1:08.35
2nd - @Yann1qua12DagOat - 46 - 1:34.12
3rd - @eeeeeeeee - "idk" - 1:48.14
4th - @CubeLite - "I can't find the solution" - 3:38.81
*RULES*
You just time yourself doing a 3x3 solve (you can have 15s of inspection beforehand) and you do a push up for every move (rotations don't count). It's fine if you rest between moves, so as long as you do the push ups you're fine!
When doing this challenge, it must be 1 move and then 1 push up. If it's an OLL or PLL alg then you can execute it, followed by the pushups seeing as you don't have the muscle memory when doing it one move at a time. Only times set using this method will make it onto the leaderboard, due to it being considerably harder to do 1 move and then a push up straight after (it also takes longer).
Whoever replies to this thread with his/her times & move count will be added to the leaderboard!
Good luck guys!
Leaderboard
1st - @JCubes_ - 46 - 1:08.35
2nd - @Yann1qua12DagOat - 46 - 1:34.12
3rd - @eeeeeeeee - "idk" - 1:48.14
4th - @CubeLite - "I can't find the solution" - 3:38.81
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