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[Tim Major]

Anyway, I guess I'm wondering - is this typical for a 25-second solver, or is this atypical? (And if it's atypical, am I atypical in that I'm particularly bad at it, or particularly good at it?) How good are most people when they finally get to the point where they identify every pair and know what to do to insert it before finishing the previous sequence?

I would say that no one can solve completely delay-less, and most people don't. I see lots of fast solvers that solve in "spasms". Sort of like little short bursts.

Youtube "JLcuber". You'll see what I mean.

Here's the video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BB1OeYs07A&feature=channel

 

[Michael_Wee]

no offense 楓葉, but i do believe that the public school's general level of english in Hong Kong is a lot better than yours. Even i do not study in a public school, i know lots of people that study in public schools with better english than you.

 

[foxdi]

i guess its not the point whether his english is good or bad . and to help him in his situation is the objective ?.? dont you agree with me .

as for me , i stare at 1 corner everytime in whatever im doing , be it cross or 1st - 3rd pair . then immediately after inserting i start to search for the edge and determine . well if both pieces is on top layer then it will be much more comfortable .

(cross) stop ( 1st + 2nd ) stop ( 3rd + 4th ) stop ( OLL ) stop ( PLL )

then slowly

(cross) sto ( 1st + 2nd ) sto ( 3rd + 4th ) sto ( OLL ) sto ( PLL )