[Member Intro] Hello cubers!

[Gyan Akarsh]

Hi everyone. My name's Gyan, and I started speedcubing a couple of months ago.
I learnt the beginners method two years ago, and was content with it. But fortunately, I came across a cubing competition and was amazed by the sheer speed of people. I got a new cube, started polishing my skills, and have reached down to sub 50 with CFOP and sub 60 with beginners method.

I hope to go on to sub 20 within the year, and would appreciate every teensy bit of help.
Looking forward to learning new things!

 

[RedJack22]

Hi, and welcome to the forums! I hope you will learn a lot, and I hope sub-20 comes easy to you! Feel free to ask questions!

 

[FireCuber]

Hi everyone. My name's Gyan, and I started speedcubing a couple of months ago.
I learnt the beginners method two years ago, and was content with it. But fortunately, I came across a cubing competition and was amazed by the sheer speed of people. I got a new cube, started polishing my skills, and have reached down to sub 50 with CFOP and sub 60 with beginners method.

I hope to go on to sub 20 within the year, and would appreciate every teensy bit of help.
Looking forward to learning new things!

Welcome to the Forums!! It is great to have you here!!

Just a quick question. What cube do you use?

 

[Gyan Akarsh]

Welcome to the Forums!! It is great to have you here!!

Just a quick question. What cube do you use?

I'm not sure actually. It's the cheapest cube I could find which moves the smoothest. I plan on getting a proper speedcube when I breach the 40 seconds barrier.

 

[FireCuber]

I'm not sure actually. It's the cheapest cube I could find which moves the smoothest. I plan on getting a proper speedcube when I breach the 40 seconds barrier.

Ok,

If you don't know which cube you are going to get once you get to the 40 second barrier, then I would definitely recommend the MF3RS2 for $8 at Thecubicle.us!! It is an awesome budget cube and I use it as my main.

 

[cubeshepherd]

Hi everyone. My name's Gyan, and I started speedcubing a couple of months ago.
I learnt the beginners method two years ago, and was content with it. But fortunately, I came across a cubing competition and was amazed by the sheer speed of people. I got a new cube, started polishing my skills, and have reached down to sub 50 with CFOP and sub 60 with beginners method.

I hope to go on to sub 20 within the year, and would appreciate every teensy bit of help.
Looking forward to learning new things!

Welcome @Gyan Akarsh to the forums. I hope that you enjoy your time here.

 

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[asacuber]

Welcome!
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