All Rounders vs Specialists

Are you an All Rounder or a Specialist?

  • All Rounder

    Votes: 35 34.3%
  • Specialist

    Votes: 53 52.0%
  • Not Sure

    Votes: 14 13.7%

  • Total voters
    102
I pretty much do everything, though I have been slacking off with skewb recently because by times have been pretty stagnant for a few months now and it's kinda demotivating.
 
Has anyone tried using KinchRanks to look at this? Lower standard deviation of KinchRanks = more of an all-rounder (in theory). I get 19.5 over all events, 13.8 when I exclude events I haven't competed in. I may post this in the stats or KinchRanks thread if it doesn't get much attention here.

When I saw Myachii's idea, I immediately thought of using KinchRanks as a possibly more uniform metric (if not necessarily as illuminating) - seeing what fraction you are to the world record makes it easy to compare all events against each other, although it removes the hard numbers that Myachii gets.

Using this, I found that my standard deviation was 25.36, and 21.48 excluding the two events that are 0 for me (feet and 5bld). However, I know one of my big weaknesses is BLD, due to lack of motivation - excluding those, my standard deviation drops to 11.94 :P

So overall, I'm fairly well-rounded other than BLD and feet, with clear focuses in FMC and Square-1. So I still don't know what camp I fall under XD
 
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