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Bingus's progression thread 4/36 L4E

Bingus cuber

Bingus cuber

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All my globals and pb's and stuff are in my PB sheet, linked in my sig. I'm currently trying to learn blind, I can solve a cube with the old pochmann method, but i'm still learning how to trace pieces and stuff. I'm probably going to learn M2, because that's what everybody does. I will try to update this thread, more than my old one. I'm probably making an order from TC here soon, including an FTO, yuhu mega, a 6x6, and a MGC squan. I have a comp on November 16th, and i am competing in 3x3, 5x5, and Pyra. Cutoff for 5x5 is 2:30, and that's around my global. I'm hoping for sub 8 Pyra average, and PR average and possibly single for 3x3. And just to make cutoff for 5x5.
 
Bingus cuber said:
Yeah I got a random cheap non-magnetic skewb in a gift box, and it's terrible, and I haven't gotten a new one yet, but it's not terrible.
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I got my first skewb one day after I learnt how to solve 3x3, my mom bought it for me, it was the carbonfiber one and I used it for half an year, I even got under 10 seconds, but then bought the gan, and dropped my times to 7 seconds
 
Got got some nice Pyra times

Generated By csTimer on 2024-09-23
avg of 12: 6.77

Time List:
6.60, 6.92, 8.60, 7.71, (9.30), 6.96, 5.96, 8.20, 5.79, (5.35), 5.37, 5.60

Generated By csTimer on 2024-09-23
avg of 5: 5.59

Time List:
(8.20), 5.79, (5.35), 5.37, 5.60

Generated By csTimer on 2024-09-23
avg of 5: 5.71

Time List:
5.96, (8.20), 5.79, (5.35), 5.37


Generated By csTimer on 2024-09-23
avg of 5: 5.44

Time List:
5.35, 5.37, 5.60, (6.78), (4.91)


Generated By csTimer on 2024-09-23
avg of 12: 6.63

Time List:
8.60, 7.71, (9.30), 6.96, 5.96, 8.20, 5.79, 5.35, 5.37, 5.60, 6.78, (4.91)

Generated By csTimer on 2024-09-23
avg of 12: 6.59

Time List:
7.71, (9.30), 6.96, 5.96, 8.20, 5.79, 5.35, 5.37, 5.60, 6.78, (4.91), 8.20
Generated By csTimer on 2024-09-23
avg of 5: 5.92

Time List:
5.37, 5.60, 6.78, (4.91), (8.20)

Sorry for long post lol
 
Bingus cuber said:
Today I was challenged by my father to get better at Pyra. I plan to learn full L4E this month, my goal is to get a 7.62 average or better in my comp in November.
Is L4E a good idea? I average sub-8 with intuitive, and also what are other good pyras I should get? I currently main the weilong.
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I’m not an expert but L4E can get you pretty far as long as your Vs are solid, and from what I heard the Weilong is top tier.
Within the GEO3x3 doc tho there are some resources for hardware so you could check there.
 
Bingus cuber said:
Today I was challenged by my father to get better at Pyra. I plan to learn full L4E this month, my goal is to get a 7.62 average or better in my comp in November.
Is L4E a good idea? I average sub-8 with intuitive, and also what are other good pyras I should get? I currently main the weilong.
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I average sub 5 with intuitive with the Weilong, so it's enough. I would recommend experimenting with V solutions, fingertricks and doing tips at the same time. Then just practice.
 
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