How long did it take you to go sub 45?

[MattF]

How long did it take you to go sub 45?

 

[BC1997]

About 2-3 weeks.

 

[Mnts]

About 2 months

 

[Stefan]

About 21 years.

 

[Goosly]

about 2 years

 

[Cubenovice]

35 years

 

[Stefan]

35 years

You started in 1976 or earlier?

 

[stoic]

5 or 6 months

 

[Goosly]

You started in 1976 or earlier?

It's possible, as Erno Rubik invented it in 1974, but indeed very unlikely

 

[chrissyD]

took me a week to get to about a minute average, went camping and out of nowhere started averaging 40

 

[Mollerz]

I learnt how to solve a cube around 2 years ago, I solved it like, 5 times, I hadn't touched a cube since then, and I picked it up again. Decided to learn CFOP, spent 2 days learning full PLL and the necessary OLL algs. Within the week I was sub-40. So I'l just going to say 1 week. :|

 

[wontolla]

24 years

 

[emolover]

About 4 months because I never did more then one solve a day for quite a long time.

 

[izovire]

~10 months

I practiced a lot of big cubes and I had a sub-7 7x7 avg. before I was sub-minute on 3x3. It took me about 1:30 to solve 3x3 stage on the 7x7 back then.

 

[emolover]

~10 months

I practiced a lot of big cubes and I had a sub-7 7x7 avg. before I was sub-minute on 3x3. It took me about 1:30 to solve 3x3 stage on the 7x7 back then.

What do you average now on 5x5 6x6 and 7x7?

 

[chikato_tan]

7 years ( i`m 16 now )

 

[MCcuber96]

i learned the christmas before the last one, solved it around three times, picked it up again mid february, within 2 weeks a i was averaging 40's

 

[izovire]

What do you average now on 5x5 6x6 and 7x7?

5x5 = ~1:55
6x6 = ~3:45
7x7 = ~5:00

I haven't timed an average since MOA open in Feb.

 

[Jorghi]

1 or 2 weeks

 

[Pyjam]

44 seconds.