JDAW6’S Cubing Progression // 20% ZBLL // 30% WV // I’ve Broken 12 SRs OFFICIALLY

[OtaMota]

I personally believe jdaw6 and I have a couple of reasons:

1: Have y’all looked at the scrambles?! They are obscenely lucky I think all the times he got where achievable with relatively high tps which brings us to my next point
2: jdaw seems to have relatively good tps for the events he practices
3: I didn’t do much Pyra practice until I got my first main-able pyra and after a day or two of practice I got a similar average to him, fairly similar to jdaws situation except he’s starting with an alright pyra

I swear that every other day I look at this thread and people are accusing him of lying

Yeah, his sub-3 solve is actually a good scramble.

 

[gsingh]

im sure the poor performance will be due to "pressure" or something like that

I have been summoned

 

[JDAW6]

I wont use my trash unmagnetic 3/3 in my comp and averaged 15/30 sec slower with zz

 

[JDAW6]

Generated By csTimer on 2023-08-06
single: 2.538

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1. 2.538 B' U B L U' L U' L u @2023-08-06 18:48:50


Yellow layer lol green edge then l43

 

[JDAW6]

Plus2?? If it isnt its 2.17

 

[An Animating Cuber]

Plus2?? If it isnt its 2.17View attachment 25742

looks like a +2

 

[JDAW6]

Aww hoped for a pb but in other news im sub8,69 on pyra

 

[SpedCube]

Issue number one with the video: We cannot see the scrambles. Did you write them down before hand? That is the only logical explanation, seeing as you do not seem to change the scramble by any means. Issue number two, how do you know what time you got? Issue number 3, is it just me, or does the TPS seem slower than it should be? Just some things to think about

 

[SkewbIsTheBestEvent]

@JDAW6 , how long do you cube each day? In order to progress that fast you need to have at least cube 4-5 hours a day, probably even more. Pyra progression is fast (I went from Sub-15 to Sub-6 in a week using L4E, but I practiced a lot since it was summer (Last summer in fact) and I had a lot of free time.) Also, in the video, your scrambling is slow, which is what happens when you start practicing a new cube. But for averaging 8, you need to be scrambling faster. Also, when scrambling the first scramble, you do L' instead of L and you realized that so you did L2 to fix it. Just some things to point out.

Also, next time you record: Show the scrambles so we know. Also, like SpedCube pointed out, you used a timer made of cardboard as a way to stop a timer as if it were stackmat, so you wouldn't know what time you got. Here is how you should start the timer. Spacebar is how you usually start the timer on CStimer. So, after you inspected, put the cube down on the mat, then press spacebar, so the timer starts. Then pick up the cube and solve. After you solved, then drop the cube on the mat, and simultaneously stop the timer by pressing spacebar. Then, turn the camera to show the time, and the next scramble, and then place the camera back to where it was. You can also use the "draw scramble" feature in CStimer to make sure you are scrambling correctly.

 

[JDAW6]

@JDAW6 , how long do you cube each day? In order to progress that fast you need to have at least cube 4-5 hours a day, probably even more. Pyra progression is fast (I went from Sub-15 to Sub-6 in a week using L4E, but I practiced a lot since it was summer (Last summer in fact) and I had a lot of free time.) Also, in the video, your scrambling is slow, which is what happens when you start practicing a new cube. But for averaging 8, you need to be scrambling faster. Also, when scrambling the first scramble, you do L' instead of L and you realized that so you did L2 to fix it. Just some things to point out.

Also, next time you record: Show the scrambles so we know. Also, like SpedCube pointed out, you used a timer made of cardboard as a way to stop a timer as if it were stackmat, so you wouldn't know what time you got. Here is how you should start the timer. Spacebar is how you usually start the timer on CStimer. So, after you inspected, put the cube down on the mat, then press spacebar, so the timer starts. Then pick up the cube and solve. After you solved, then drop the cube on the mat, and simultaneously stop the timer by pressing spacebar. Then, turn the camera to show the time, and the next scramble, and then place the camera back to where it was. You can also use the "draw scramble" feature in CStimer to make sure you are scrambling correctly.

I do actually cube 3.5+ hours a day quoye frequently

 

[JDAW6]

I am doing a mux of lbl and intuitive L4e

 

[Davian]

I am doing a mux of lbl and intuitive L4e

You shouldnt focus on something you already know good

 

[JDAW6]

So i should only focus on l4e

 

[Davian]

If you think your good in lbl, then yes

 

[JDAW6]

P

If you think your good in lbl, then yes

ok

 

[JDAW6]

Generated By csTimer on 2023-08-07
single: 1.707

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1. 1.707 R B' R U R' U' B' R' l' b' u
@2023-08-07 13:23:50


Tips then gb edge with R U’ R’ the GE edge with sledge

 

[EthanMCuber]

Generated By csTimer on 2023-08-07
single: 1.707

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1. 1.707 R B' R U R' U' B' R' l' b' u
@2023-08-07 13:23:50


Tips then gb edge with R U’ R’ the GE edge with sledge

Can you send us a video of you downsolving this or doing an ao5/ao12 (and show us the times/scrambles please)? This is quite a good time for someone who averages 8.5 seconds (and even for someone who averages 4 seconds).

 

[An Animating Cuber]

Generated By csTimer on 2023-08-07
single: 1.707

Time List:
1. 1.707 R B' R U R' U' B' R' l' b' u
@2023-08-07 13:23:50


Tips then gb edge with R U’ R’ the GE edge with sledge

I know I just defended you but, you’re getting way too many extremely fast times (for what you average), I would like to see downsolves of all the sub-4s you’ve gotten.

 

[JDAW6]

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[EthanMCuber]

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Am I the only one who saw that he never scrambled the tips?