Eli Apperson
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Ouch. Was it fullstep?Got an 8.81 (0.01 seconds off PB...)
Ouch. Was it fullstep?Got an 8.81 (0.01 seconds off PB...)
PLL skip with U2 AUFWas it fullstep?
You have to build up the muscles. When starting OH it might seem like pinky is too small. But after you do R U R' U' drill a 100-500 times, you will feel comfortableI would get into OH, but my hands (specifically pinkies) are too small to reach the R' fingertrick.
Any tips? (Besides a smaller cube)
Squan just sounds so much cooler. But yes, it is square-one.Why do you call it squan? Is it square and one in the same word or something else?
You forgot 3x3.Yup you can trust cubers to make names shorter:
Square-1 = Squan
Megaminx = Mega (ok maybe not)
Pyraminx = Pyra
Honestly people skip events all the time. I would just leave it alone just to be safe, and if you get in the comp you can contact the organizers.There isn't a thread for this kind of question so I'll just post it here because it's kinda specific.
I recently signed up for a competition (which may not even go ahead because covid), and realised that I had signed up for an event that was on a day I could not attend (Saturday school). Because I registered a bit too late (40 mins after registration opens is apparently too late), I have been on the waiting list for a while now. If I update my registration form and remove the event I can't compete in, would that affect my place on the waiting list? Or if I just don't go to that event, do I get any punishment?
It's quite a specific question so I'm not really expecting an answer because you have probably not been in this situation before.
I really doubt it, unless your hands are absurdly small. R' is just one of those fingertricks that's really hard when you're starting out. If you practice enough you'll get the flexibility to reach. If you're like 9 years old and actually have small hands, then there really aren't many options.I would get into OH, but my hands (specifically pinkies) are too small to reach the R' fingertrick.
Any tips? (Besides a smaller cube)
People have been competition starved for almost 2 yearsBecause I registered a bit too late (40 mins after registration opens is apparently too late)
Since you registered so late, it's very probably that you won't even make it into the competition, as unfortunate as that sounds. If you're set on it though, I would just email the organizers and ask them to change your registration themselves - that way they won't shift your position on the waitlist.If I update my registration form and remove the event I can't compete in, would that affect my place on the waiting list? Or if I just don't go to that event, do I get any punishment?
It's quite a specific question so I'm not really expecting an answer because you have probably not been in this situation before.