[Member Intro] Hello Everyone!! 👋🏽

[koorreeoo24]

Hello my name is Kevin. I’m a bit of an older cuber, but I’ve never been that consistent at cubing until about a year and a half ago. That’s when I started learning advanced F2L and full PLL. I’m currently working on OLL and average sub-20 at the moment. I’ve also learned 4x4 and 5x5 in this time and I’m really enjoying cubing more than ever. I’m grateful I can be part of a community that loves cubing. THANKS!!

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

Welcome Kevin! Do you have any other hobbies?

 

[Caleb Valenzuela]

Welcome to the Forums! We could help you reach that sub-20 goak if you want (i am coaching some people). Do you play any instruments? Also, here are some basic rules for the forums:

Spoiler: Rules

Dont bump threads. A “bump” is essentially replying to a thread or post, which then “bumps” the thread to the home page where everyone can see it. The problem with this is if you bump an old thread without adding anything valuable. However, there are some cases where it is fine to bump, like when you are adding valuable information, or when you think a thread deserves to be seen. Basically if you want to bump a thread, make the bump useful. Dont bump thread that dont need to be bumped.

 

[Eric4112]

Hello my name is Kevin. I’m a bit of an older cuber, but I’ve never been that consistent at cubing until about a year and a half ago. That’s when I started learning advanced F2L and full PLL. I’m currently working on OLL and average sub-20 at the moment. I’ve also learned 4x4 and 5x5 in this time and I’m really enjoying cubing more than ever. I’m grateful I can be part of a community that loves cubing. THANKS!!

oh hi im also from California

 

[Chicken-Cuber]

Welcome to the Forums! We could help you reach that sub-20 goak if you want (i am coaching some people). Do you play any instruments? Also, here are some basic rules for the forums:

Spoiler: Rules

Dont bump threads. A “bump” is essentially replying to a thread or post, which then “bumps” the thread to the home page where everyone can see it. The problem with this is if you bump an old thread without adding anything valuable. However, there are some cases where it is fine to bump, like when you are adding valuable information, or when you think a thread deserves to be seen. Basically if you want to bump a thread, make the bump useful. Dont bump thread that dont need to be bumped.

Did I start a trend to say to newcomers to not bump threads

 

[Chicken-Cuber]

Welcome to the forums! Bawk :v

 

[koorreeoo24]

Welcome Kevin! Do you have any other hobbies?

Yes I do. I play guitar and I also love to jog

 

[1x1 wr holder!]

wassup! welcome fellow Californian! cool that you learned 4x4 and 5x5, those are the fundamentals of big cubes and are extremely fun. do you compete?

 

[koorreeoo24]

Welcome to the Forums! We could help you reach that sub-20 goak if you want (i am coaching some people). Do you play any instruments? Also, here are some basic rules for the forums:

Spoiler: Rules

Dont bump threads. A “bump” is essentially replying to a thread or post, which then “bumps” the thread to the home page where everyone can see it. The problem with this is if you bump an old thread without adding anything valuable. However, there are some cases where it is fine to bump, like when you are adding valuable information, or when you think a thread deserves to be seen. Basically if you want to bump a thread, make the bump useful. Dont bump thread that dont need to be bumped.

Thanks! I guess my next goal is sub-15 because right now I’m around 19 seconds. But any help is welcome. I do play the guitar. And I can play bass, drums and piano but at a more beginner level.

 

[koorreeoo24]

wassup! welcome fellow Californian! cool that you learned 4x4 and 5x5, those are the fundamentals of big cubes and are extremely fun. do you compete?

Wassup!! lol. Yeah I really enjoy 4x4 and 5x5. Currently averaging 1:15 and 2:20 on them. I’ve never been to a competition. I’ve only cubed recreationally. I don’t have a timer. I just use CubeTime on my phone haha. So I guess those are my unofficial times.

 

[abunickabhi]

Welcome to forums!

 

[Isaiah Scott]

Welcome to the forums Kevin! Do you just run for fun or do you compete in races?

 

[koorreeoo24]

Welcome to the forums Kevin! Do you just run for fun or do you compete in races?

Welcome to the forums Kevin! Do you just run for fun or do you compete in races?

Thanks Isaiah. I just run for health purposes, but I do plan on doing a half marathon sometime soon

 

[Izzymizzymus]

welcome!!!

 

[CubingBeLike]

guys, how do you create a thread? I wanna make one about a new method but I just can't figure out how to!

 

[jamol]

guys, how do you create a thread? I wanna make one about a new method but I just can't figure out how to!

It's off topic but you can go to the forum you want to post and there is Post thread button

I think you can post in general about a new method: https://www.speedsolving.com/forums/general-speedcubing-discussion.9/

 

[Puzzle Maniac]

guys, how do you create a thread? I wanna make one about a new method but I just can't figure out how to!

Please just use this thread instead:

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Thread 'The New Method / Substep / Concept Idea Thread'

Mar 17, 2013

Please read before posting

I'm making this thread for all of those ideas you have that are interesting, yet are not fully developed. This is a place to post them. I have come up with many ideas and didn't want to post a new thread for every one of them when most don't get very far. Perhaps if an idea gets very far, it may deserve its own thread, but until then, it should go here.

Be open and understanding
Everyone should be open to new ideas, yet also understanding if others don't think it will work.

Post all kinds of ideas
Feel free to post all kinds of ideas...

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