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[Unofficial] 6.89 avg12

Like Cameron said, it would be good to see what you actually see in a timed solve. You'd have to remember what actually happened in the solve though. :eek:

I'm asking because I'm not sure - would it work to do a speedsolve on video, then rescramble with the same scramble and do the solve again immediately after while explaining what you did? That might make it easier to remember what you did on each solve?
 
I'm asking because I'm not sure - would it work to do a speedsolve on video, then rescramble with the same scramble and do the solve again immediately after while explaining what you did? That might make it easier to remember what you did on each solve?
I think that would work just fine. In fact, that sounds to me like the best way to record a video like this.
 
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