Amstelveen open 2012 (22-Sept)

So.. how was it! Do tell us more!

It was fun. There is a really cool and mellow fibe between competitors. It was nice to meet Ron and Anneke. Joing a competition really puts stress on my solves.. LOL My hands where shaking like crazy and I had no control over my cube. My look ahead was absolutely zero.. Still managed to get a nice 40.04 average.

Fastest solve:

[video=youtube_share;Jj6Z0Ron-S4]http://youtu.be/Jj6Z0Ron-S4[/video]
 
damn, that venue is big.. at eindhoven open we were stuck in a small room somewhere on the second floor with 50 or so competitors >_>

Oi! The room we were in last week was perfectly adequate for the purpose of the competition. You have no idea what stuck in a small room is really like ;p
 
That is WITH practice indeed. I don't practice NEARLY as often. I cube all day when I have the change (lunch breaks and such) but I don't go hours on end practicing an algorithm for instance :)


Endgame.. imagine the same number of people we had, in half the space. *giggle*
 
Oi! The room we were in last week was perfectly adequate for the purpose of the competition. You have no idea what stuck in a small room is really like ;p

Bruno Vervoort told me Zonhoven Open 2012 was a nightmare in terms of the venue size, can you confirm this?

Endgame.. imagine the same number of people we had, in half the space. *giggle*

Well I believe that's called The Netherlands :o
 
That is WITH practice indeed. I don't practice NEARLY as often. I cube all day when I have the change (lunch breaks and such) but I don't go hours on end practicing an algorithm for instance :)

Well, I am away from home 12 hours a day for work, and I have a family with small children and I do a study at night so it is not like I could practice hours per day... LOL But I must admit, I have put in a full month of learning PLL's only. One hour a day.. ;)
 
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