How do I know when I'm FULLY sub-x?

[-Cube Kid-]

I have a PB single of 12 seconds, a PB ao5 of 15.79 seconds, and a current 18.90 AO100, but yet I still get 23-second solves all the time. How do I know if I am really Sub-20? (Advice given could probably apply to any barrier, though)

(This is on 3x3, of course)

 

[pi=3.14]

I have a PB single of 12 seconds, a PB ao5 of 15.79 seconds, and a current 18.90 AO100, but yet I still get 23-second solves all the time. How do I know if I am really Sub-20? (Advice given coul0d probably apply to any barrier, though)

(This is on 3x3, of course)

probably sub 20 ao100

 

[Sub 20 Cuber]

When u get sub 20 solves all the time

 

[iguana]

I have a PB single of 12 seconds, a PB ao5 of 15.79 seconds, and a current 18.90 AO100, but yet I still get 23-second solves all the time. How do I know if I am really Sub-20? (Advice given could probably apply to any barrier, though)

(This is on 3x3, of course)

average of 100 is a good measurement - for me, I usually break a time barrier by average of 100 and then get slower again, and after a few more weeks of solving I've generally improved more overall. I think if you've had a sub-19 ao100, you can definitely say you're close to sub-20, and probably already there.

 

[microchado]

i go off ao100 if it’s consistent

 

[CrossPetrus]

I normally would say if you can hold a sub20 ao100 for a good bit of time, and as long as you don’t jump ao100s up to like 20.10+, then you’re probably sub20. You’ll probably know when you’re sub20, it’s kinda blurry but eventually it’ll become obvious once you become more consistent.