Randomno
Banned
Odeer
I did still learn Ga, Gb, Ja, Na, Ra, Rb and better U perms.
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Odeer
Also a non-cubing goal:
Bowl a 600 series before the end of the bowling season (~June 1st) (Current best is 593)
Deadline: valentines day (for no particular reason, I just wanted a date in mid February.)
2x2: sub8
3x3: do an ao100 at least 6 times a week until I am at a sub25 ga.
4x4: sub 1:40
5x5: sub3
Pyra: learn to solve it on my own, then learn a better method. (So ambitious)
My reasoning with 3x3 is that I just do so many untimed solves and so few timed solves that I'm not practicing the basics as much as I'm learning new things. I always feel super rushed during solves so I want to just get really used to timed solves and just practice what I already know instead of trying to always learn new stuff. Then I'll go back to untimed solves. The other goals are just stuff I'd like to do.
My long-term goals for now (deadline: end of 2015 I guess)
Get a big BLD WR
Get a non BLD AsR
Get a sub 10 official 3x3 average
Become sub 16 at square-1
Become sub 2.5 at 2x2
Get decently fast at big cubes (top 500 for all of them maybe)
Become sub 5 at skewb
Get a sub 1 official megaminx average
Most of these are probably too ambitious lol
Sub 30 3x3 by May.
Learn Intuitive F2L and Cross on bottom.
Learn 4LLL.
Learn an additional cube (2x2?).
I would suggest something bigger, or maybe blindfolded or FMC. I saw in your member intro that you are older (for cubing at least), and we folk tend to do better at things that require more concentration. It's just hard to generate the TPS of the young ones! But who knows, maybe you're an exception
I usually have around 3tps-4tps and average around 13-14, you don't need fast turn speed, you need to work on efficiency.Sure we can't turn as fast as these young guys, but I don't think a sub-30 requires anything special. If I can do it at 42, you guys shouldn't have any problem doing it in your 20s. I would offer two tips to get faster. First, learn and improve F2L by doing A LOT of solves. Second, get a 2x2. It's basically an exercise in repeating all your 2nd look OLL and 1st look PLL algorithms over and over at a fast rate. This will teach your brain to eliminate pauses while you try to match up the correct case.
Sure we can't turn as fast as these young guys, but I don't think a sub-30 requires anything special. If I can do it at 42, you guys shouldn't have any problem doing it in your 20s. I would offer two tips to get faster. First, learn and improve F2L by doing A LOT of solves. Second, get a 2x2. It's basically an exercise in repeating all your 2nd look OLL and 1st look PLL algorithms over and over at a fast rate. This will teach your brain to eliminate pauses while you try to match up the correct case.
If there's an opportunity to go to a comp, then definitely go. It doesn't matter how fast you are, it's definitely worth going to one.I might even go to my first competition this year who knows!
New goals:
2x2 sub 6
3x3 sub 20
4x4 sub 1:15
5x5 sub 2:30
6x6 sub 5:00
7x7 sub 7:00
mega learn it and sub 4:00
pyraminx sub 17
skewb sub 16
deadline by march 1st