Cube standing up or sitting down?

Do you cube standing up or sitting down?

  • Standing Up

    Votes: 20 12.0%
  • Sitting Down

    Votes: 112 67.5%
  • Either Or/Don't really care

    Votes: 34 20.5%

  • Total voters
    166
This is kinda weird but true. In the unofficial comp we had, i stood up for 2x2, 3x3, and 3x3 OH. For big cubes I sit down for redux and stand up when i get excited and start turning fast.

At home I sit down for everything except magic
 
Edit:
Don't complain about reviving old threads. Sometimes it's nice to discuss something again.

Bumping for a reason is good. No reason was supplied by the bumper though. I bet they probably don't care about more recent views.

Unless seeing early posts the old thread would cause confusion among present-day knowledge and posts, does there have to be a reason?

I cube sitting down in practice, haven't been to competition yet, and only solve when I'm in a hurry at school, or have no place in the room to sit.
 
This is one of those threads that's intended to be a "me, too" kind of thread. In my opinion, all threads like this are meant to be perpetual, and should continue to be bumped periodically forever.

By the way, I sat down for a lot of solves at the Indiana Open because the tables were too low to stand for. But I still prefer to stand. Except for 5x5x5 BLD, multi, and fewest moves.
 
This is one of those threads that's intended to be a "me, too" kind of thread. In my opinion, all threads like this are meant to be perpetual, and should continue to be bumped periodically forever.

In this case, we should a have a general set of threads like this that get bumped at the first of January every year for the noobs to come along and get it out of their systems.
 
maybe an extra "forum" for bumped threads which doesn't show up on the front page, if the thread is over 3 months old it can't show up on the front page anymore unless there's a special reason for the bump.
I don't mind threads being bumped, I just don't like them showing up where much more interesting threads could be.
 
Anyone that doesn't have the word "Moderator" under their name should shut the hell up about whether it's okay to bump threads or not. If you think someone is in violation of a documented forum guideline then report them to a moderator using the report button. If you don't think it's important enough to bother a moderator with, then it isn't important enough to whine about. I'm way more sick of reading your bickering than I am of reading a bumped post.
 
I usually sit, just because one should not stand on the train, bus and everywhere I practice.

When I show anyone I usually stand up as if it's an act, standing up I can move my arm more which makes it look a bit more impressive (bigger movements makes it look like I move faster which makes it look more difficult to solve it that fast (even though my solves are pretty slow)

I think I'll do competitions sitting down though, no need to show off
 
Sitting. It helps me relax more, with helps with cubing I've found.
Probably since after you use the same method for a while it gets to your subconscious...
 
While practicing, I usually sit.

At competitions, I stand up for all puzzles except for 5x5x5. I am not very tall and I am afraid of accidentally stopping the timer too early with my arms. I do not own a stacktimer, so I always use a stopwatch or computer.

Someone has a yt vid of MK stopping the timer too early on a 2x2x2 solve.
 
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