one day i'll get a four mover which will be R U R' U'or the inverse of that and get the Philippines NR for 2x2 which will be 0.99, what a dream..
too late for answering this but putting them in my armpits (who doesnt?)
I go to competitions. I try to participate in as many events as possible. For example: I didn't like pyraminx before my first competition. At the comp, I realised I was pretty good at it and wanted to become better. When I practise for comp, I practise for every event and want to rank higher in my country. But most importantly: I just love cubing
I just watch people cube super fast, like 2020-2023 WR cubing videos. Seeing people cubing so fast gives me, like, an inspiration boost. Kind of like steroids for my fingers.
I like to look for any flaws in my solving and find a way to fix it, and then I like to make an easily attainable goal out of it. For example right now my end goal is to become sub 10 and get number 1 in my state, but I have smaller goals in between to help me have a smoother and better experience. My first goal right now is to increase my F2L efficiency, then after that I plan on learning my final 2 PLL's and after that I might work on most OLL's, then after that I would put sub 12, and I haven't planned out any farther than that right now, but if I had to choose something I would probably put learning ZBLS so I can work my way into ZBLL sometime in the future.
cubing is too fun to need motivation
Same here
Maybe over an hour, but I spend more time on the forums
At least half an hour a day, more on the weekends, but I'm on the forums more
2nd that
I usually do about one to two hours worth of solves, and around half an hour of practicing per day. It is probably more time than I spend on the forms.
Usually around 5 hours on weekdays, and I usually take a break on weekends. So around 25 hours a week.
I cube and use the forums at the same time, 52.5 hours a week.
Wow. Im impressed.
