GAN CUBER
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Is the cubicle academy worth it
I would agree. Only if you average really fast, faster than YouTube or someone like jperm on patreon for less money.It probably depends on what you average. If you’re sub-10, then it might be worth it, but anything slower than that probably isn’t.
Do you have details on why its not worth it? im not trying to debate eith you im just wondering what it is and why its not good because it seems like it could be good to me and im interested in getting solve critiques and im thinking i might as well get someone good.absolutely not
Everyone learns at their own pace. Some are like Leo Borromeo, becoming a god at just 13, some are like Feliks, who took 10 years to become sub 7.but also im wondering if there is a way to learn faster because its token me an entire 7 months to be sub 15 from being 1 min and it just takes so long to learn and i really want to be fast
i'm pretty sure youtube came before lucas etterIt is pointless now with the invention of youtube
Everyone learns at their own pace. Some are like Leo Borromeo, becoming a god at just 13, some are like Feliks, who took 10 years to become sub 7.
There are many people on Fiverr who at the very most charge only $15.Ok thanks but i still would kinda like someone to ask questions and be able to actually talk to who is better than me
Your right and he also got the first sub 6 in 2011!Dumb argument because Feliks came on the speedcubing scene really rapidly too. His first comp he set OcRs and his second comp ever he set the 3x3 WR. You should also know that he set the first sub-7 wr in 2013.
Thank you that sounds exactly right and is the best reply I’ve gotI would say that you should only consider paid coaching if you've exhausted every free resource available to you and you're still stuck. These include analyzing your own solves, asking for advice online, watching videos and learning things from them, and simply practicing.
That was an ao5 wr, which isn't really enough to be considered consistently sub 7.Dumb argument because Feliks came on the speedcubing scene really rapidly too. His first comp he set OcRs and his second comp ever he set the 3x3 WR. You should also know that he set the first sub-7 wr in 2013.