RubikMouse
Member
Hey everyone!!
I've recently started to get interest in One-Handed solving. I haven't started to time my solves yet, but I find it fun to have a cube in my left hand and doing finger tricks while sitting behind the computer/tv/cooking(/going to the toilet XD). Last weeks, most of my spare time goes out to watching OH-solves/tips/tricks and famous OH-solvers.
I've searched a lot but really couldn't find a golden answer to this question I am about to ask you!
Do you know BOTH the variations for OLL/PLL (For example, that you know a set of PLL's for two handeds and a set for OH)
Or do you transfer your recent PLL's to ones who are easier for OH, so that you forget about your 'old' PLL's?
However, I know this is different for everyone and that there really is no golden answer
but I just can't make the decision, let me know how you think about this/how you managed the switch to OH!
Thanks,
RubikMouse
I've recently started to get interest in One-Handed solving. I haven't started to time my solves yet, but I find it fun to have a cube in my left hand and doing finger tricks while sitting behind the computer/tv/cooking(/going to the toilet XD). Last weeks, most of my spare time goes out to watching OH-solves/tips/tricks and famous OH-solvers.
I've searched a lot but really couldn't find a golden answer to this question I am about to ask you!
Do you know BOTH the variations for OLL/PLL (For example, that you know a set of PLL's for two handeds and a set for OH)
Or do you transfer your recent PLL's to ones who are easier for OH, so that you forget about your 'old' PLL's?
However, I know this is different for everyone and that there really is no golden answer
but I just can't make the decision, let me know how you think about this/how you managed the switch to OH!Thanks,
RubikMouse
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