[Member Intro] Bacon/Zach, Sub-20 cuber from the philippines

[bestbaconhair]

Hey, I’m Zach, but you probably know me as Bacon. I’m a Sub-20 cuber from the Philippines, who also happens to know 2x2, 4x4, Pyra, Skewb, and Megaminx. (I still love 3x3 though, it’s what I’ve done for years)

Some interesting facts about me:

• I’m 15 years old, yet I still get mistaken for a 12/11 year old because of my high voice.
• I’m a vocalist, and an amateur guitarist.

Really hope I learn some useful things from here that will help me get to Sub-15.

Thanks!

 

[Cubinginatree]

Hey, I’m Zach, but you probably know me as Bacon. I’m a Sub-20 cuber from the Philippines, who also happens to know 2x2, 4x4, Pyra, Skewb, and Megaminx. (I still love 3x3 though, it’s what I’ve done for years)

Some interesting facts about me:

• I’m 15 years old, yet I still get mistaken for a 12/11 year old because of my high voice.
• I’m a vocalist, and an amateur guitarist.

Really hope I learn some useful things from here that will help me get to Sub-15.

Thanks!

Welcome! What do average for other events?

 

[a_cuber04]

Welcome to the forums!

 

[abunickabhi]

Hello there and welcome to SS!

Good to know about your interest in music.

 

[fes_77]

Hey, I’m Zach, but you probably know me as Bacon. I’m a Sub-20 cuber from the Philippines, who also happens to know 2x2, 4x4, Pyra, Skewb, and Megaminx. (I still love 3x3 though, it’s what I’ve done for years)

Some interesting facts about me:

• I’m 15 years old, yet I still get mistaken for a 12/11 year old because of my high voice.
• I’m a vocalist, and an amateur guitarist.

Really hope I learn some useful things from here that will help me get to Sub-15.

Thanks!

Welcome to the cubing forums! I hope you like it here

 

[lucazdoescubingstuff]

Heya, Zach. Kumusta!

Filipino cuber here as well. Glad to meet you!

 

[Cuber987]

Welcome! I also average sub-20 (barely).

 

[great cuber]

Learn the most efficient ways to pair up pieces, but make sure that you are still able to track pieces with those solutions. Know exactly where to look at all times, and never look at the pair you're currently solving. J Perms Advanced F2L videos can help a lot with this. Lastly, be able to not only plan your cross solution, but also your first pair. Many of the greatest cubers of all time are able to look past the first pair of their solution, this is just a start. Good luck with your journey, my friend. Also, never give up, and the general rule of thumb is the more work you put in, the better results you get.