abunickabhi
Legend
We know Max Park and Luke are full time cubers who are adults as well.
Many young cubers are homeschooled so we can consider them as temporary "full" time cubers.
The coaching scene in cubing has grown a lot in the past decade, making many older cubers full time tutors. One example is Vivek Mada, who is a full time organizer and tutor for Speedcubing Bengaluru.
Dylan announced that he is becoming full time competitive speedcuber as well.
My questions:
What would be the trend in the coming years?
Do we see more full time cubers emerging globally?
Is cubing at a stage where it can be pursued professionally?
If yes, how many cubers can sustain this lifestyle?
Many young cubers are homeschooled so we can consider them as temporary "full" time cubers.
The coaching scene in cubing has grown a lot in the past decade, making many older cubers full time tutors. One example is Vivek Mada, who is a full time organizer and tutor for Speedcubing Bengaluru.
Dylan announced that he is becoming full time competitive speedcuber as well.
My questions:
What would be the trend in the coming years?
Do we see more full time cubers emerging globally?
Is cubing at a stage where it can be pursued professionally?
If yes, how many cubers can sustain this lifestyle?
