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5Blind Project: N 5BLDers One Scramble | 4 Seasons completed

I have given the scramble the cubers for season 3 video submission:
  1. Arthur Garcin
  2. Dylan Swarts
  3. Ryan Eckersley
  4. Thiago Han (Stookes)
  5. Elliott Kobelansky
  6. Kamil Przybylski
  7. Willem
  8. Mats Begsten
  9. Siddhesh Katkar
  10. Cuber Manchot
  11. Abhijeet
 
I am still not done adding alg subtitles to the videos, this project took the entire 2023 to complete because of my work commitments yo.

Also 2023 was the year I prepare for my marriage and take a break from cubing. This project took a big hit because of this. But it will be released one day for sure, hopefully by 2024 summer.
 
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Exciting line-up for season 3: I am going to release the series in 3 parts I think,

Ryan Eckersley
Rowe Hessler
Bálint Csengő
Karol Piskorek
Jorian Meeuse
Arthur Garcin
Thiago Han
Theodore Chan
Andrew Tan Jing Bang
Willem Klose
Rigil Carolino
Jia-Hong Lu (陸嘉宏)
Christopher Cabrera
Angel Alvarado
Elliott Kobelansky
Dylan Swarts
Matthieu Aubert (Cuber Manchot)
Teruki Tamura (田村旭輝)
Yuki Yamamoto (山本祐輝)
Naoto Kobayashi (小林直登)
Abhijeet Ghodgaonkar
Jefferson Durango
 
Advanced 5BLDers in season 3:
  1. Ryan Eckersley from UK
  2. Theodore Chan from Singapore
  3. Karol Piskorek from Poland
  4. Jorian Meeuse from Netherlands
  5. Arthur Garcin from France
  6. Thiago Han from Brazil
  7. Jia-Hong Lu (陸嘉宏) from Taiwan
  8. Naoto Kobayashi (小林直登) from Japan
  9. Elliott Kobelansky from Canada

Intermediate 5BLDers in season 3:
  1. Andrew Tan Jing Bang from Singapore
  2. Willem Klose from Germany
  3. Rigil Carolino from Philippines
  4. Christopher Cabrera from USA
  5. Dylan Swarts from South Africa
  6. Matthieu Aubert from France
  7. Yuki Yamamoto (山本祐輝) from Japan
  8. Teruki Tamura (田村旭輝) from Japan
  9. Abhijeet Ghodgaonkar from India
  10. Angel Alvarado from Colombia
  11. Ole Gjerset from Norway
 
Season 4 candidates:

Advanced 5BLDers
  1. Stanley Chapel (taken from his walkthrough solve video on his channel, I do not have his permission though)
  2. Kaijun Lin (hard to contact and correspond with)
  3. Rowe Hessler
  4. Martin Egdal
  5. Bálint Csengő
  6. Abhijeet

Intermediate 5BLDers:
  1. Mike Hughey
  2. VIvek Mada
  3. Komahal Eshwaran
  4. Jacob Chambers
  5. Siddhesh Katkar
 
Season 4 candidates:

Advanced 5BLDers
  1. Stanley Chapel (taken from his walkthrough solve video on his channel, I do not have his permission though)
  2. Kaijun Lin (hard to contact and correspond with)
  3. Rowe Hessler
  4. Martin Egdal
  5. Bálint Csengő
  6. Abhijeet

Intermediate 5BLDers:
  1. Mike Hughey
  2. VIvek Mada
  3. Komahal Eshwaran
  4. Jacob Chambers
  5. Siddhesh Katkar
What is the criteria to be an intermediate 5BLDer? I might want to join if I qualify
 
A BLD record of some sorts, NR or CR.

I do not think state records count
To be honest, I think CR is a ridiculous criteria for an intermediate solver. And NR is extremely dependent on the country. For example an American breaking NR in 5BLD would be world class(and this would actually be a world record), not intermediate. Shouldn't there be a time boundary?
 
I have all BLD records in a Discord server (DSRs), does that count? lol
Sadly it does not, if you get sub-5 global in 5BLD, do let me know!

To be honest, I think CR is a ridiculous criteria for an intermediate solver. And NR is extremely dependent on the country. For example an American breaking NR in 5BLD would be world class(and this would actually be a world record), not intermediate. Shouldn't there be a time boundary?
Yes NR is quite variable, I guess a time of sub-5 for advanced 5BLD
and sub-10 for intermediate 5BLD are good markers.
 
Sadly it does not, if you get sub-5 global in 5BLD, do let me know!


Yes NR is quite variable, I guess a time of sub-5 for advanced 5BLD
and sub-10 for intermediate 5BLD are good markers.
I average about 18 minutes (as you can see from my official results, my mo3 successes is around 18:25), but I am still trying to get better. probably gonna learn Orozco corners for 3bld soon, but idk if I have time
 
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