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[Kyoobies]

Hello peeps! O/

I'm Kyoobies and I'm working to engage more with the cubing community, and here seems particularly good for puzzle theory and talking things over deeply, as apposed to all just casual chatting.

AND you guys seems to like a good amount of non wca speedsolving, which is exactly what I'd love because I'm working on a Master Pyraminx method right now! Technically I started it like 3 years ago lol, but I really want to refine it out now and have been doing a lot of work.

Side note as well for casual things and other events, I also have dysgraphia. It's not hugely prevalent in cubing I find but it does affect my turning style and algorithm preferences, so this may be a great place to share my experiences and opinions from my atypical point of view.

Anyway nice to meet you guys, and here's to the future!

 

[Garf]

Hello peeps! O/

I'm Kyoobies and I'm working to engage more with the cubing community, and here seems particularly good for puzzle theory and talking things over deeply, as apposed to all just casual chatting.

AND you guys seems to like a good amount of non wca speedsolving, which is exactly what I'd love because I'm working on a Master Pyraminx method right now! Technically I started it like 3 years ago lol, but I really want to refine it out now and have been doing a lot of work.

Side note as well for casual things and other events, I also have dysgraphia. It's not hugely prevalent in cubing I find but it does affect my turning style and algorithm preferences, so this may be a great place to share my experiences and opinions from my atypical point of view.

Anyway nice to meet you guys, and here's to the future!

Welcome to the community! I believe that hand-to-eye coordination is the most important part of speedcubing. Deliberately practice fingertricks will help improve your turning style and keep that dysgraphia at bay.

 

[OreKehStrah]

Hello peeps! O/

I'm Kyoobies and I'm working to engage more with the cubing community, and here seems particularly good for puzzle theory and talking things over deeply, as apposed to all just casual chatting.

AND you guys seems to like a good amount of non wca speedsolving, which is exactly what I'd love because I'm working on a Master Pyraminx method right now! Technically I started it like 3 years ago lol, but I really want to refine it out now and have been doing a lot of work.

Side note as well for casual things and other events, I also have dysgraphia. It's not hugely prevalent in cubing I find but it does affect my turning style and algorithm preferences, so this may be a great place to share my experiences and opinions from my atypical point of view.

Anyway nice to meet you guys, and here's to the future!

Awesome! If you’re into non-wca (speed)solving feel free to join the non-wca solvers discord!

 

[cuber314159]

Welcome

 

[Kyoobies]

Welcome to the community! I believe that hand-to-eye coordination is the most important part of speedcubing. Deliberately practice fingertricks will help improve your turning style and keep that dysgraphia at bay.

Totally, I'm finding that I can learn awkward big stuff for instance but spammy overworking is tough. So I'm doing s slice h perms for instance. And the right cube helps a ton, something I'm experimenting with a lot more now

Awesome! If you’re into non-wca (speed)solving feel free to join the non-wca solvers discord!

There is one!? O:

Niceeeeeee definitely will

 

[Imsoosm]

Welcome to the forums!

 

[baseballjello67]

Welcome!

 

[abunickabhi]

Yo welcome to SS.

Happy to have you here.