[Member Intro] Hello Fellow Cubers!

[TimCube]

My name is Timothy, I am a 16-year-old going into my senior year of high school, and I live in South Carolina. Several years ago I was very emersed in Rubik's cubes. I could solve the 2x2 all the way up to the 5x5, the pyraminx, and the megaminx. I had created a profile on WCA and even spectated at a local competition, but before I began learning faster methods, I was drowned in school and other hobbies. Good news, I'm back!

I posted my best single times for each of my cubes under "accomplishments" on my profile. Those were my best times back when I was at my best, and now I need to start catching up again. I never moved past the beginner's method, and currently my main goal for the summer is to learn the CFOP method. I could use some help on the best way to learn the method, so please comment below what website or YouTube series/playlist you would recommend.

That's it from me, I'm excited to hear from the rest of you!

- Timothy

 

[abunickabhi]

Nice welcome to SS.

Good luck learning CFOP this summer yo.

 

[VincentCuber]

Good luck on learning CFOP.
Have you had an interest with learning any other fast methods, such as ROUX and ZZ?

 

[TimCube]

Good luck on learning CFOP.
Have you had an interest with learning any other fast methods, such as ROUX and ZZ?

I chose CFOP because there seems to be a lot more online resources on how to learn it (as well as a lot of great apps in the app store with all the algorithms that I need to learn). I might look into the other methods later on if I decide CFOP isn't working for me.

 

[Davian]

Do you like other events than 2x2-5x5 and mega/pyraminx?

 

[TimCube]

Do you like other events than 2x2-5x5 and mega/pyraminx?

Eventually I do want to cover some of the other events, but because I am just now picking pack up on cubing (only a week ago), I'm just going to focus on 2x2 and 3x3 for this summer.

 

[Garf]

My name is Timothy, I am a 16-year-old going into my senior year of high school, and I live in South Carolina. Several years ago I was very emersed in Rubik's cubes. I could solve the 2x2 all the way up to the 5x5, the pyraminx, and the megaminx. I had created a profile on WCA and even spectated at a local competition, but before I began learning faster methods, I was drowned in school and other hobbies. Good news, I'm back!

I posted my best single times for each of my cubes under "accomplishments" on my profile. Those were my best times back when I was at my best, and now I need to start catching up again. I never moved past the beginner's method, and currently my main goal for the summer is to learn the CFOP method. I could use some help on the best way to learn the method, so please comment below what website or YouTube series/playlist you would recommend.

That's it from me, I'm excited to hear from the rest of you!

- Timothy

Mega is the way to go. What is your average?

 

[Isaiah Scott]

Yo welcome!

 

[Mastermind2368]

Welcome to the forums! Best of luck with your speed cubing journey.