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QOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3? (by: @VincentCuber)
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I think that sub 10 is fast, but I also believe that sub 7-8 could be considered fast as well. I just think that most people would say sub 10 is a better goal to consider as fast.QOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3? (by: @VincentCuber)
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I'd say sub 15QOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3?
sub 6. When I get 6.01, I'm like 'oh cool, not bad', but 5.99 just hits differentQOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3? (by: @VincentCuber)
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Sub-15.QOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3? (by: @VincentCuber)
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I guess it depends on the person. If you're a beginner, you might say sub-20 or sub-15. If you're more advanced though, you might say sub-10 or sub-8.QOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3? (by: @VincentCuber)
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Sub 8 global averageQOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3? (by: @VincentCuber)
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Under 5 seconds.QOTD: How fast do you think is fast on 3x3? (by: @VincentCuber)
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I suggest using this sheet to organize your pb's.New completely updated pb sheet!
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BzAmwOA9KSaGTcOQL9RrWRgT2dqmCgkvwd32HJEzmGw/edit#gid=0
I will switch when I have time.I suggest using this sheet to organize your pb's.
My school had this thing and one of the activities was an informal cubing competition and since I could solve one I figured I should do it, sometime in between signing up and the actual thing I decided to time my self to see how I would do, then I did it again and and seeing the improvement was super satisfying so I started practicing.QOTD (by @Garf):
Why did you start speedcubing, and what motivated you to keep going and breaking your goals/times?
I started speecubing because I wanted to get faster, solving a Rubik's cube in 1+ minute didn't seem as nice as solving one in 10 seconds. What motivated and still motivates me, is the fact that I want to get better, and I know I can reach my goals if I keep on trying.QOTD (by @Garf):
Why did you start speedcubing, and what motivated you to keep going and breaking your goals/times?